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ABSTRACTS OF PEOTOCOLS

OF THE

TOWN CLERKS OF GLASGOW.

ABSTRACTS OF PROTOCOLS

/

/ or THE

TOWN CLERKS OF GLASGOW,

EDITBD BY
ROBEET RENWICK, DEPUTE TOWN CLERK.

VOL. IV.

WILLIAM HEGAirS PROTOCOLS, 1568-76.

With Appendix (including Michael Pleuinq's Protocols), 16.10-67.

GLASGOW:
PRINTED FOR THE SUBSCRIBERS BY CARSON & NICOL, 13 UUNDAS STREET.

MDCCCXCVII.

Impression. 325 Copies.

S21

No.

CONTENTS.

Preface, vii

Abstracts of Protocols, 1568-76, - 1

Appendix : —

I. — Abstract of Protocols of Michael Fleming, clerk in the
Diocese of Glasgow, Notary Public by Apostolic and
Imperial Authority, 1530-7, 27

II. — Instrument of Sasine in favour of Sir Thomas Flemyng,
vicar pensioner, containing Foundation by Sir Mark
Jamesoun of certain Masses and Religious Services,
5 November, 1539, 116

III. — Acknowledgment by Hew Clerk of payment by William
Lang of mail and entry money of a tenement in the
Burgh, 11 July, 1539, 123

IV. — Excerpt from Letter by Queen Mary to the Archbishop

of Glasgow, 20 January, 1566-7, 124

Glossary, 129

Index of Names, 134

Index of Places, 148

List of Subscribers, 153

ILLUSTRATIONS.

Common Seal of the Burgh of Glasgow in the 16th Century, - Title-page.
Water Marks of paper in William Hegait's Protocol Books, - - 26

ABBREVIATIONS.

A.D., Anno Domini; A.R., Anno Regni; I., Indiction; 1.1.,
longest liver, survivor; q., quondam, tie., late, deceased;
t.c, territory of the city of Glasgow.

ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS.

Page 8, No. 1000, title, "Patrick" in MS. appears to be error

for " Robert."
„ 13, „ 1014, line 5, and p. 14, No. 1018, line 3, for

"Ardneir* read "Arduell."
32, „ 1063 (3), line 7, for "Tynneson" read "Fynneson."
1073, line 4, for "Mitchell" read "Nwtchell."
„ ,, 7, for "Dwnfleson" read "Dwnsleson."
1083, „ 6, for "Don" read "Dow."
1090, „ 4, for "Merchell" read "Nwtchell."
1097, „ 3, for "Muthell" read "Nwtchell."
49, footnote, 1st column, line 2, for "Riddles'" read

"RiddeU*s."
62, line 3, insert "right" before "hand."
58, No. 1148, line 1, for "Jane" read "Jame."

85, „ 1229, „ 1, for "Hawst" read " Hawston."

86, line 2, for "Lews" read "Lws."
89, No. 1238 and footnote. The altar founded by Adam

Colquhoun, rector of Stobo, was dedicated to St.
Thomas of Canterbury, archbishop and martyr.
See Origines Parochiales, L, p. 45; Liber Coll.
Nosire Domine, pp. xxviiL, 25.
„ 90, No. 1242, line 5, for "Mitchell" read "Nwtchell."
Where "Hetheit," "Hethyet," or "Hetheyt" occurs {see Index)
substitute "c" for first "t."

35,

>>

37,
40,
42,

PREFACE.

If one may judge by the contents of his third protocol book, it is
probable that William Hegait ceased to be town-clerk about the end of
the year 1568. After the passing of the Act of Parliament, 1567, c. 34,
no sasine could be validly given in burgage property except by "ane of
the baillies of the burgh and the common clerk thairof." Hegait continued
to officiate in such procedure till November in the following year; but
from that time his book consists principally of a record of transactions
connected with landward estates, some of them as far distant as the shires
of Wigtown and Argyle. With three exceptions (Nos. 1008-9 and 1042) it
contains no protocol relating to property in Glasgow.

It is believed that the writer of these three volumes of protocols now
concluded, was the William Hegait who got into disfavour with Queen Mary
for circulating rumours regarding the variances between Damley and her.
The circumstances are narrated in a letter by the Queen to the archbishop of
Glasgow, written a few weeks previous to the Kirk of Field tragedy. The
passages in the letter relating to Hegait are reproduced in Appendix No. IV.

In Appendix No. I. abstracts are given of the protocols of Michael
Fleming, a Glasgow notary, whose book, as mentioned in the preface to
last volume, is preserved in the General Eegister House at Edinburgh.
Fleming has not been identified as a town-clerk of Glasgow, but, seeing
that the proceedings recorded by him relate almost exclusively to Glasgow
properties and affairs, the propriety of including them in the present series
is obvious. The last of these protocols is ten years earlier in date than
the oldest protocol book preserved in Glasgow. Michael Huchissone was
"commone clerk" in 1539 (Appendix HI.), but no book of his is extant

viii PREFACK

The editor has to express his acknowledgments to Mr. J. Maitland
Thomson, Curator of the Historical Department^ for the facilities afforded
by him while Fleming's protocol book was being used in the Begister
House. The abstracts have been made by the Rev. Walter M*Leod, Edinburgh.

Notaries usually wrot« their protocol books in the Latin language.
Forming an exception to this rule, Fleming's protocols are almost wholly
in the vernacular, a peculiarity of special interest which has rendered a
glossary desirable, and one has accordingly been appended.

In the next volume of the series, the second of this year's issue,
abstracts will be given of Henry Gibson's protocols, beginning in 1555.

E. R.
Glasgow, August, 1897.

ABSTRACTS OF PROTOCOLS

OF THE

TOWN CLERKS OF GLASGOW.

981. Archibald Mwre. 10 July, 1568, 10 a.m. williamheoait.

Vol. iii., fol. 140.

Robert Mwre, merchant, for the love and favour he bore to Archibald
Mwre, his son, and for implement of a contract of marriage between them
on the one part, and James Wilsoune, comburgess of Glesgw, and Marion
Wilsoune, his daughter, on the other part, dated 10 July, 1568, resigned
in favour of Archibald Mwre and Marion Wilsoune, his spouse, and 1.1., a fore
tenement, with fallen (prono) entry, and back tenement, with the pertinents,
lying t.c, in the street leading from the South Port to the Market Cross,
between the lands of Sir David Mayne on the north, the lands of James
Wilsoune on the south, the back tenement sometime belonging to q. Sir
Martin Reid, chaplain, on the east, and the street on the west. Sasine given
by Rechard Ros, bailie. Reserving the granter's liferent. Witnesses: John f. m,
Arbukile, Gavin Mwre, John Wilsoune, Archibald Rankinge, and John Fowlar,
Serjeant.

982. Archibald Mwre. Eodem die ei hora.

James Wilsoune, citizen of Glasgow, for implement of his part of the
marriage contract, mentioned in No. 981, resigned in favour of Archibald
Mwre (son of Robert Mwre, merchant) and Marion W^ilsoune, his spouse,

PROTOCOLS OF THE

[A.D. 1568.

WiLLtAM HbOAIT.
VOU m., tol 141.

t 142.

f. 148.

and 1.1., and that in name of dowry and chattel (dotis et cattelli\ the following
part of a tenement, fore and back, with close and pertinents, lying t.c.,»on
the east side of the street leading from the Market Cross to the South
Port, between the lands of Archibald Mwre on the north, the lands of Sir
Bartholomew Symsoune on the south, and the lands of q. Sir Martin Reid,
chaplain, on the east, viz., an upper hall, with a chamber and loft (solaria)
above the upper booths, together with "the litill chop at the stairhead"
(parva opella supra gradum\ next to the tenement of Archibald Mwre;
together with the south booth and south cellar at the back of the said
tenement, with free ingress and egress by the foregate. Sasine given by
Rechard Ros, bailie. Same witnesses as in No. 981.

983. James Hammyltoune, 22 July, 1568*, 10 a.m.

Sir Archibald Dike, attorney and in name of James Hammyltoune,
natural son of Mr. William Hammyltoune, rector of Cambuslainge, produced
to Rechaiti Ros, bailie, a charter whereby the said William Hammyltoune,
prebendary of the prebend of Cambuslainge, granted in feu farm to the said
James Hammyltoune, and his heirs male, whom failing to Adam Hammyltoune,
his brother, the manse united and annexed to the prebend of Cambuslainge,
now decayed, ruinous, and almost about to fall ; with the yard thereof and
its pertinents, lying t.c, on the south side of the street called the Drygait,
between the lands or tenement of St. Michael the archangel and chaplainry
thereof on the east, the tenement and yard of Sir John Stewarde of Mynto,
knight, on the west, the burn of Malindinor on the south, and the tenement
of the laird of Kyncaid on the north; for the yearly payment of £4 of
ancient ferm and 10 s. of augmentation. Charter subscribed by the granter,
by James earl of Arrane, eldest son of the duke of Chatelherault, and the
dean and chapter of Glasgow; and the seals of the Duke of Chattowlaralt,
patron of the prebend, and of the dean and chapter of Glasgow, in token
of their consent, appended, at Glasgow, 10 July, 1568.* Sasine given to the

iThe benefice of Cambuslang was, in the year 1420,
constituted a prebend of the Metropolitan Church of
Glasgow, under a deed of erection executed by Bishop
Cameron, with consent of Archibald earl of Douglas,
patron of the parish (Rcgist Glasg., p. 340, No. 340).
By a charter, dated 9 February, 1454-5, the lands
and barony of Drumsergart, with the advowson of the
prebendal church of Cambuslang, were transferred by
James, ninth ^irl of Douglas, to James lord Hamilton
(Historical M8S. Com. xi. Appx. 6, p. 17), from whom

they were transmitted by inheritance to the duke of
Chatelherault The manse did not long remain with
the rector's sons. Claud Hamilton, third son of the
Duke, succeeded to the prebend; and by a charter,
dated 2 June, 1574, he granted the property in feu-farm
to William Cunninghamc, burgess of Glatq^w, and
Elizabeth Colquhoun, his spouse, for the yearly payment
of 68. 8 d. to the prebendary, and £4 10 s. to the vicars
of the choir. A provision was inserted in the charter
to Uie efTect that when Claud, or his successors in the

11 I. 3 Pius v.] TOWN CLERKS OF GLASGOW. 3

attorney for James Hammiltoune in terms of the precept. Witnesses: John ^^''ui^tor'ua'
Boyide, comburgess of Glesgw, Mr. James Hammyltoune, reader, William
Brok, comburgess of Glesgw, and Robert Blair, notary.

984. Walter Kynge. 22 July, 1568.

Walter Kynge resigned in favour of Walter Kynge, his son, his tenement
of land or little house (domunculum) with yard and pertinents, lying t.c, in
the street commonly called Sanct Tenwis gait, between the lands of John
Blakuode on the west, and the lands of John Godde on the east, the lands
of q. W^illiam Brownesyide on the south and the street on the north.
Reserving the liferents of Walter Kynge, senior, and Maldita Keil, spouses.
Sasine given by Rechard Ros, bailie. Witnesses: David Landes, baker, Thomas
Kyile in Henderstoune, Robert Kyle, his son, and Thomas Clydisdaile, Serjeant.

985. Mr. William Hammyltoune. 23 July, 1568, 10 a.m.

William Hall, merchant, citizen of Glasgow, sold to Mr. William
Hammyltoun, rector of Cambuslainge, a tenement of land, with little yard
(horhdo) and pertinents, lying t.c, on the west side of a street leading from
the Market Cross, lying between the lands of the daughter of Archibald
Pollok on the south, the lands or tenement of q. William Roger and Alisone
Watsoune, spouses, on the north, the lands of the collegiate church of the
blessed Virgin Mary on the west and the street on the east. Sasine given
by Mr. Adam Wallece, bailie. Witnesses: Mr. John Hall, comburgess of f. 144.
Glesgw, James Hall in Craigis, and John Fowlar, serjeant.

986. James Hammyltoune. Eodem die et hora,

Mr. William Hammyltoune, rector of Cambuslainge, resigned in favour
of James Hammyltoune, his son, the property mentioned in No. 985, reserving
his own liferent. Sasine given by Mr. Adam Wallece, bailie, to Archibald Dike,
attorney for and in name of the said James. Same witnesses as in No. 985.

987. Margaret Mychell. 4 August, 1568, 8 a.m.

John Mychell in Langsyd and Cristina Bogill, spouses, resigned in favour
of Margaret Mychell, their daughter, a tenement, fore and back, with close,
yard, and pertinents, lying t.c, on the south side of the street commonly

prebend, happened to be in the city, cordial hospitality dary. (Reg. Mag. Sig. iv. No. 2375). The site of the
should be shown to them, with chamber and stable, manse now forms part of the North Prison property,
with free entry to the yard, at the cost of the preben-

4 PROTOCOLS OF THE [a.d. 1668.

^oi'^SruI' called the Gallowgait, between the lands of John Mayne on the west and

the burn of Malindinor on the east and south; reserving the granters* liferent.
Sasine given by Richard Ros, bailie. Witnesses: Thomas Bogill, maltman,
Archibald Bogill, Thomas Cliddisdaill, and James Androsoun, Serjeants.

988. William Mychell. Eodem die, 9 a.m.

John Michell in Langsyd and Cristina Bogill, spouses, resigned in favour
of William Mychell, their son, a fore tenement, with the pertinents, lying t.c.,
on the west side of the street leading from the Market Cross to the South
f. 146. Port, between the lands of q. William Roger on the south, the lands of q.
Edward Scot on the- north, and the lands of John Steyne on the west;
reserving the granters' liferent. Sasine given by Richard Ros, bailie. Wit-
nesses: James Tailyour, James Androsoun, Thomas Bogill, Alexander Bogill,
Thomas Cliddisdaill and James Androsoun, officers.

989. George Montgwmry. 5 August, 1568, between 7 and 8 a.m.
Alexander Lyoun, burgess of Glasgw, procurator and in name of Mathew

Montgwmry, brother german of q. George Montgwmry of Skelmourlie, resigned
in favour of George Montgwmry, natural son of the said Mathew, (1) a
tenement of burgage land, with yard, barn, and other pertinents, lying t.c,
between the lands of q. Sir Allan Porterfeild on the south, the lands of q.
William Arneill on the north and the street on the west and east; and (2)
another tenement, lying t.c., on the east side of the street leading from the
Market Cross to the South Port, between the lands of James Reche on the
north, [the lands] of William Schaikschaw on the south, and the burn of
Malindinor on the east. Reserving the liferent of the said Mathew, and
saving the reversion granted to William Hegait concerning the redemption
of the first property. Sasine given by Richard Ros, bailie. Witnesses : Archibald
Ranking, James Ranking, Thomas Steinesoun, Niniane Schyre, John Fowlar
and Thomas Cliddisdaill, Serjeants.

990. James Craufurd. 5 August, 1568, 10 a.m.

Richard Ros, bailie, gave sasine to James Crawfurd, as heir of his father,
Henry Crawfurd, spouse of Jonet Dwn, in a tenement of land, with yard,
f. lie. orchard, and pertinents, lying t.c, between the lands of q. George Swan on
the north, the lands of q. William Barre on the south, the lands of the
chaplainry of St. Kenthigern on the west, and the street on the east.
W^itnesses: Archibald Boyle in Ryisholme, George Brounesyide, notary, John
Howe, burgess of Glesgw, and Robert Boyide.

12 I. 3 Pits V.l

TOWN CLERKS OF GLASGOW.

991. John Wrejcht and Spouse. 23 November, \5>

, 3p.li

Nicholas Snodgers, for the price of £20, sold to John WreychD aiid
Marion Mwre, his epouse, and l.l, a back house of the tonemont of John
Wreycht, lying t.c, between the lands of Malhow WiUoune on the Bouth,
and the common street or veniiel, called vinellitm feladam', on the north.
Sasine given by Kechard Ros, bailie. Witnessoa: John Blakuod, Nynian and
Thomas Scbyre, brothers, and Thomas Schyire, junior.

992, Nicholas Snodgers. Eadem die tt kmi.

John Wreicht and Marion Mwre resigned in favour of Nicholas Snodgers
an anniialrent of £1 6 s, 8d., payable furth of the back tenement mentioned
in No. 991, with yanl and iiertinanta. Saaine given by Kichurd Ros, bailie.
Snodgers bound himself to deliver to Wreicbt a letter of reversion for
redemption of the anniialront on payment of £20. Same witnesses as in No. 991.

993, Kkntigern Hinschaw and Spouse. 26 November, 1568, 2 p.m.
Richard I^os, bailie, cognosced and entered Kentigern Hinschaw as heir

of q. James Hinschaw, his father, in a tenement of burgage laud, lying t.c,
at the back of a great tenement of the collegiate church of the blessed
Virgin Mary, l>elweon the said tenement on the east^ and the tolbiwth of
the said city on the south, with free ingress and ogress by the fore gate.

iTiiii

* Hieh ai

MoteDdLtuhr Bum. uuk
ol BluUriui Wf nd. One at the pnrpcrtlea ncqulrvil
by Um Town Oouocil in XOK, when, in ocnDpliwine with
ft suppUcmUon pvi<ii in "be (he nychtinuru dncllEh)^
(rom the crooe lo Uie oolltgt." they appoiaitd ''

fl» Bliiidwl to. Dientians Ihnt the nFighboiin hid
reprennted "the katleiaft oT ingle doun Uw mid
reniiell, DDOovcrlt. to be rcrie duigeront in putting
the housia nlit sdjuvnt th^rto in Ijr with the lUchtls
that cumia thilrfn, iiulKn the tun ii kan^ doun tti*

h all rj

*u ue Idlch (i^ buith, and u

1 iienaltjr o( £11), "ud msialerii to
Lhcir tcniuulle" (Olue- Reo. i. p. S»X

StinUBB VenneU" (Inv. i. b. £g. No. S> Thi> Hemi
to hive been put or the Ifncment mentioned in the leiL
Another property in the vennel Mquired lor the nme
puipOK wu dcKcrlbed u "ane hdgh lair teneiDentol
iMid, coatelninK nne hill lud chuober . . . quhllk
ot old wu brant ud ooniunwd with lyre, about flILic
tm r^in Tne, and quhilk in now the voj^l rouni
(qwig) obore that well now In building be the loune
HMT the iBkl vencU" {li. Ko. 4), An entry in the
112, eight yon alter the

"mellile yalrd, bounding beti
dinor an the cast," and the '
that lor bchool ot the •mnioi

:t the bunie nl Halln-

unel l> now ounipled by the bulldiiiKi
? North Brillah RftUvay Oanipany.
3T ordinary purposei. dvi^rnated the

flnCinual In title deed* lo ths lut.

6 PROTOCOLS OF THE [a.d. 1568-9.

ySnSH^M^iS' Thereafter, Hinschaw resigned the property in favour of himself and Margaret

Watsoune, his spouse, and 1.1. Witnesses: George Brownsyide and Michael
Baird, notaries, John Bell and Peter Lymeburnear.

994. John Hammyltoune and Agnes Stewart. 8 January, 1568-9, 6 p.m.

**In presens of me notar and witnes wndirvvrittyn, it was appoynteit and
aggreit betuex Johne Hammyltoune of Colmeskcycht, upone that ane pairt, and
Agnes Steward, relict of wmquhill Williame Hammyltoune, tutour of Colmes-
keycht, upone the wther pairt, in maner followinge, that is to say, forsamekile
as the saidis Agnes haifand in possessioune all and haile the Manis of
Colmeskeycht and manir place thairof, and als the steding of Grainge, baitht
lyand in the parochyn of Kilmarnok, within the balliory of Cwnyghame,
hes presentlie and be the tennour heirof renunceit, as scho be the tennour
heirof renunceis the saidis manir place of Colmeskeycht, with the possessioune
thairof, with the possessioune of the saidis Manis, swa that the saidis Johne
may peceabillie entir to the saidis Manis and place, saifand allanirlie to the
saidis Agnes hir reycht and intres quhilk scho hes to the terce and thrid
of the saidis Manis be ressoune of ane assidatoune maid to the saidis
wmquhill Williame and hir thairof be dame Jonet Steward, lady tercear of
the samj^n; and als the saidis Agnes renunceit and dischargeit all actioune
of spwilze that scho mycht intent and move agane the saidis Johne for
quhatsumevyr inseicht gudis spwilzeit or tayn furtht of the saidis manir
place be the saidis Johne ony tyme bygane befoir the day and dait heirof.
And als the saidis Johne is contentit and consentis, be the tenour heirof,
that the saidis Agnes posses and peceabille bruk and jois the saidis stedinge
of Grainge in all as scho dois now, on to the tyme of the fillingo of the
blank presentlie subscriveit be the saidis Agnes and Johne as efferit, to the
end that ane decreit may be pronuncoit and the blank fillit as with bayth
thair consentis, for extinctioun of all pleis. Upone the quhilkis haile premissis
athyir of the saidis pairteis hes requirit instrumentis, ane or ma, of me notar
wndirwrittyn; and this was done in Mathew Heriotis hows and lugeinge, at
sex houris eftir nwne, day, yeir, and place foirsaidis, befoir thir witnes:
James Steward of Cardonald, Robert Hammyltoune of Newhows, and Johne
Robertoune of Ernok, notar, with wtheris divers."

995. John Wakinschaw. 9 May, 1569, 10 a.m.

f. 148. John Crawfurd of Rowichtsallo renounced and discharged certain reversions

formerly granted to him by John Walkinschaw of that Ilk concerning the

12 I. 4 Pius V.)

TOWN CLEEKS OF GLASGOW.

redemption of a tenement of the said John Crawfurd, with yard, orchard,
and pertinents, lying t.c, between the lands of Cuthtbert Harbisoune [on the
north], "the tenement of James Abirnethy iipone the sowtht, the orchart
and yaird of wmquhill Mychaell Flemynge upone the eist, and the commowne
streit upone the west; quhilk contenis the sowme of twa hundretht markis;
and takis hym to ane reversioune contenand the sowme of threttene scoir
markis, be ressoune the samyn is augmentit the sowme of fourtie pundis/*
Which reversion containing 260 merks Walkinshaw undertook to deliver to
Crawfurd. Done in the house of the notary at Glasgow. Witnesses: "Sir
John Mwn, persoune of Erskirk, John Dunlop, officiar and executour of the
consistorie, and John Scot."

996. John Maxuell of Neddir Pollok. 28 May, 1569, 2 p.m.

John Maxuell, brother of Gavin Maxuell of Aikinheid, attorney and
in name of John Maxuell of Neddir Pollok, knight,^ produced a charter
whereby John Mwngumrie of Scotistoune granted to John Maxuell of Neddir
Pollok an annualrent of £10, payable furth of the dominical lands of Scotis-
toune, extending to a six merk land of old extent, with the pertinents, lying
in the barony and shire of Eanfrew. Charter subscribed and sealed at Neddir
Pollok, 26 May, 1569, in presence of Robert Lyndesay of Dunrod, Robert
Hammyltoune of Newhows, David Androsoun, burgess of Glesgw, John
Maxuell, servitor to the said John Maxuell and William Hegait, notary.
Andrew Tempiltoune, as bailie in hoc parfe, gave sasine. Witnesses: John
Maxuell of Kowglen, George Maxuell in Polloktoun, and John Dunlop.

997. John Maxuell of Neddir Pollok. 29 May, 1569, 10 a.m.

John Maxuell of Neddir Pollok, knight, produced a charter whereby Gavin
Maxuell of Aikinheid granted to him the £5 land of old extent of the
Manis of Aikinheid,'- with manor, yards, orchards, and other pertinents, lying
in the parish of Cathtcart and shire of Lanark. Charter subscribed and
sealed at Govane, 24 May, 1569, in presence of John Mwngumrie of

William Hboait.
Vol. Ui., fol. 148.

iFor the port taken by him in the batUc of Langside
Sir John Maxwell was outlawed, and his estates were
forfeited to the Crown. A remission was shortly after-
wards obtained, and the knight's disabilities were no
doubt removed before entering into the family arrange-
ments narrated in this and following protocols.

3By a Crown charter, dated 12 December, 1552, there
were granted to Gavin Maxuell, son and apparent heir

of Walter Maxuell of Aikinheid the £5 land of UtiU
Aikinheid, in the lower ward of Cliddisdaill and shire
of Lanark; and the 5 merk land of Uagthomehill, in
the barony and shire of Renfrew; also to him and
Jonet Bruce, his spouse, the £5 land of Mekill Aikinheidf
in the ward and shire first mentioned. Aikinheid was
to be held of the Queen, and Hagthomehill of her as
princess and stewardess of Scotland (R.M.8. iv. No. 788).

f. 149.

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^'uii*'toM«* Scotistoune, John Maxuell of Kowglenis,* David Androsoun, burgess of Glasgw,

and William Hegait, notary. Andrew Tempiltoune, as bailie in hoe parte,
gave sasine. Witnesses: John Maxuell in Kowglenis, John Maxuell, brother
of the said Gavin, George Maxuell in Polloktoune.

998. John Maxuell of Nedir Pollok. Eodem die, 3 p.m.

John Maxuell of Neddir Pollok, knight, produced a charter whereby
! Robert Lindesay of Dunrod granted to him the half of his lands of -Bogtoune,

f. 160. then occupied by John Clerk, Katherine Broune, and Jonet Wylie, extending

to a 2^ merk land of old extent, lying in the barony of Kilbryde and shire

of Lanark. Charter subscribed and sealed at Neddir Pollok, 27 May, 1569,
I in presence of John Mwngumrie of Scotistoune, John Lyndesay, brother of

i the granter, John Maxuell, servitor to the said John, John Scot and William

I Hegait, notary. Sasine given by Andrew Tempiltoune as bailie in hoc parte.

Witnesses: John Maxuell in Kowglenis, John Maxuell, brother of Gavin,

and George Maxuell in Polloktoune.

999. Patrick Maxuell. 31 January,- 1569-70, 3 p.m.

John Burne, attorney and in name of Patrick Maxuell, son of John
Maxuell of Neddir Pollok, knight, produced a charter whereby John
Montgumrye of Scottistoune sold to Patrick Maxuell an annualrent of £10,

I payable furth of the dominical lands, commonly called the Maynis of

1 Scottistoime, extending to a six merk land of old extent, with the pertinents,

f. 161. lying in the parish, barony, and shire of Ranfrew; but reserving the liferent
to Sir John Maxuell. Charter subscribed and sealed at Neddir Pollok, 5

'. January, 1569-70, in presence of Gavin Maxuell of Aikinheid, Bartholomew

Montgumrie in Eister Scottistoune, Thomas Maxuell in Lyand Cors, Andrew
Tempiltoune, and William Hegait, notary. Sasine given by Andrew Tempil-

[ toune, bailie in hoc parte. Witness: John Maxuell in Kowglen.

1000. Patrick Maxuell. 6 January, 1569-70, 12 m.

John Maxuell of Neddir Pollok, knight, resigned in the hands of Gavin
Maxuell of Aikinheid, as lord superior, in favour and for new infeftment

; iPrevioos to the hefdnning of the 16th century the Cowglen (son of George) with Elizabeth Maxwell, heiress

lands of Cowglen belonged to the Jjennox family as of Pollok. (See Fraser's " Memorials of the Maxwells of

part of the lordship of Damley. George, third son of Pollok.") The John Maxwell mentioned in the protocol

Elixabeth Stewart (daughter of John first earl of LennoxX was perhaps a feuar or rentaller holding of the knight of

wife of John Maxwell of Pollok, obtained the lands Pollok.

comprising East and West Cowglens in 1519 ; and about :;lf 31 January-, as i^Titten, is the correct date, this

the year 1536 the estates of Pollok and Cowglens became protocol is out of its chronolo^ncal order in the book,
amalgamated through the marriage of John Maxwell of

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to be given to Robert Maxuell, his son, an annualrent of £10, payable yoi^lii^fiS^ili
furth of the £5 land of old extent of Aikinheid, lying in the parish of
Cathtcart; reserving the resigner's liferent. The superior thereupon, by staff f. 152.
and baton, gave possession in terms of the resignation. Done in the fortalice
of Neddir Pollok. Witnesses: John Mungiunrie of Scotistoune, Bartholomew
Mwngumrie in Eister Scotistoune, Thomas Maxuell in Lyand Cors, and
Andrew Tempiltoune.

1001. Patrick Maxuell. Eadem die, 11 a.m.

John Maxuell of Neddir Pollok, knight, resigned in the hands of John
Montgumrye of Scottistoune, lord superior, in favour and for new infeftment
to be given to Patrick Maxuell, his son, the annualrent of £10, payable
furth of the lands of Scotstoun, as mentioned in No. 999; but reserving
the resigner's liferent. The superior thereupon, by staff and baton, gave
possession in terms of the resignation. Done in the fortalice of Neddir Pollok.
Witnesses: Bartholomew Montgumrye in Eister Scottistoune, Thomas Maxuell
in Lyand Cors, and Andrew Templetoune.

1002. Georgk Maxuell. Eodem die, 12 a.m.

John Maxuell of Neddir Pollok, knight, resigned in the hands of Gavin
Maxuell of Aikinheid, as lord superior, in favour and for new infeftment
to be given to George Maxuell, his son, the £5 land of old extent of
the Maynis of Aikinheid, with the pertinents, which Gavin Maxuell of
Aikinheid held t» capite, lying in the parish of Caithcart, within the shire
of Cliddisdaile ; but reserving the resigner's liferent. Possession given to
George Maxuell in terms of the resignation. Done within the tower of f. i63.
Neddir Pollok. Witnesses: John Montgumrye of Scottistoune, Bartholomew
Montgumrye in Eister Scottistoune, Thomas Maxuell in Lyand Cors, and
Andrew Tempiltoune.

1003. William Maxuell. 20 February, 1569-70, between 11 and 12 a.m.

John Burne, attorney for and in name of William Maxuell, son of John
Maxuell of Neddir Pollok, knight, produced a charter whereby James Maxuell
of Caldiruod granted to the said William an annualrent of £22 Scots,
payable furth of the £10 land of Mekill Drippis, and of the mill thereof
and astricted multures; also of the 5 merk land of old extent of Lytill
Drippis in special warrandice of the said annualrent and of the lands and
mill of Mekill Drippis, lying in the parish of Caithcart and shire of Lanark.

B

10 PROTOCOLS OF THE [a.d. 156970.

VonuT'SMss. E^erving the liferent to the said John Maxuell. Charter subscribed and

sealed by James Maxuell, and by his father and curators in token of their
f. 164. consent, at Glasgow, 9 September, 1569, in presence of James Hammyltoune
of Craufurdjhone, knight, Gabriel Maxuell of Stanle, John Maxuell of Auldhous,
John Maxuell in Kowglen, and Gavin Maxuell of Aikinheid. Sasine given by
John Maxuell in Kowglen as bailie in liac parte. Witnesses: John Grahame
in Loichune, William Reid in Drippis, Robert Dunlop, servitor to the said
John Maxuell of Neddir Pollok, John Louk in Pollok toune, and John Maxuell,
servitor to the said John.

1004. Robert Maxuell. 27 February, 1569-70, 9 a.m.

John Bume, attorney for and in name of Robert Maxuell, son of John
Maxuell of Neddir Pollok, knight, produced a charter whereby Gavin Maxuell
of Aikinheid granted to the said Robert the £5 land of old extent of the
Maynis of Aikinhead, lying in the parish of Caithcart and shire of Lanark;
f. 166. but reserving the liferent to John Maxuell. Charter subscribed and sealed
at Neddir Pollok, 5 January, 1569, in presence of John Montgumrye of
Scottistoune, Bartholomew Montgumrye in Eister Scottistoune, Thomas Maxuell
in Lyand Cors,^ Andrew Tempil toune, and William Hiegait, notary. Sasine
given by John Maxuell in Kowglen, bailie in hoc parte. Witnesses: Gavin
Maxuell of Aikinheid, John Grahame in Lochinche, John Lowk in Pollok
toune, Robert Dunlop, and John Maxuell in Neddir Pollok.

1005. Mathew Mwre in Polmadie. 23 August, 1569^ 10 a.m.
Mathew Mwre in Polmadie and Marion Coichtrane, his spouse, produced

a charter whereby Robert, bishop of Caithness and provost of the collegiate
church of Dunbartane, granted to them the half of the lands of Polmade,
extending to a two merk land of old extent, lying in the parish of Govane
and barony of Ranfrew. Charter subscribed and sealed with the seal of the
chapter of the provostry, at Glasgow, 22 August, 1569, in presence of John
Stryviling, Henry Beynestoune, Walter Stryvilinge of Ballagane, John Scot
and John Cwmynge in Polmade. Sasine given by James Mayne, bailie in hoc
parte. Witnesses: Robert Mychell in Littil Govane, George Clerk in Polmadie,
John Cwmyng there, John Scot, servitor to the notary, and John Coichtrane.

iThe lands of Lyandcroce were granted by King by John Maxwell as a rentaller, at the date of this

Robert the Bruce to Sir Robert Maxwell of Pollok. protocol Known as Maxwell's Lyon Cross, the lands

In the reign of David II. the lands were mortified by now form part of the Pollok estate, in Neilston parish,

Sir John Maxwell to the abbey of Kilwinning, and were belonging to Mr. Ferguson Pollok.
still among the abbey potsessions, cocupied probably xNoe. 1005 to 1010 are out of chronological order.

12 1. 4 Pius V.) TOWN CLERKS OF GLASGOW. 11

1006. John Cwmynge. 23 August, 1569. von!ii**toriS*
John Cwmynge and Katherine Clerk, spouses, produced a charter whereby

Robert, bishop of Caithness and provost of the collegiate church of Dunbartane,
granted to them the half of the lands of Polmade, extending to a two merk
land of old extent, with the pertinents, lying in the parish of Govane and
barony of Ranfrew. Charter subscribed and sealed with the chapter seal of
the provostry, at Glasgow, 22 August, 1569, in presence of John Stryviling,
Henry Beynestoune, Walter Stryvilinge of Ballagane, John Scot and Mr. James
Blair, notary public.^ Sasine given by James Mayne, bailie in hoc parte. Done
at the principal dwelling place on the lands. Witnesses: Robert Mychell in
Lytill Govane, George Clerk in Polmadie, Mathew Mwre, there, John Scot,
servitor to the notary, and John Co}ichtrane, senior.

1007. John Cwmyng. Eodem die et hora.

John Cwmynge, senior, in Polmadie, gave sasine propriis manibits to John
Cwmyng, junior, of the property mentioned in No. 1006; reserving the
liferent of himself and spouse. Same witnesses as in No. 1006.

1008. John Boile and Katherine BovroE. 12 November, 1569, 2 p.m.

James Crauford in Myddiltoun sold to David Bo3dle, son of John Boyile,
and Katherine Boyide, his spouse, and 1.1., a tenement of land, with yard,
orchard, and pertinents, lying t.c, on the west side of the street which
leads from the Metropolitan Church to the Market Cross; between the lands
of q. George Swan on the north, the lands of q. William Barre on the
south, and the orchard of the chaplainry of St. Kenthigern on the west.
Sasine given by Mr. Adam Wallece, bailie, to David Boyile, and to James
Boyide as attorney for Katherine Boyide. Witnesses : Robert Boyide in ^ i57.
Kilbryide, George Brounesyide, notary, and John Howe, burgess.

1009. John Lyndesay. 21 November, 1569, 9 a.m.

David Lyndesay, comburgess of Glesgw, procurator for and in name of
Robert Mwngwmrie of Skelmwrle, resigned in favour of John Lyndesay,
second son of q. Mychael Lyndesay, burgess, a tenement of burgage land,
lying t.c, between the lands of William Schaikschaw, formerly of James
Gibsoune on the south, the lands of James Reche on the north, the bum

iThe charters by the provost of the ooU^ate church to be conflnnations of the grants by Sir John Stewart
of Dumbarton, specified in Nos. 1006 and 1006, appear of Mynto, mentioned in Nos. 921 and 922.

12 PROTOCOLS OF THE [a.d. 156970.

voi^if tofiw* ^^ Malyndinor on the east and the street on the west. Sasine given by

Mr. Adam Wallece, bailie. Witnesses: Robert Glesgw, John Schyire, John
Scot, baker, comburgess of Glesgw, and James Androsoune, serjeant.

1010. John Lawmonde of Escok. 23 February, 1569-70, 3 p.m.

John Lawmonde of Escok resigned in the hands of John Lawmonde of
Inverryn, as lord superior, his six merk land of old extent of Kilbryide,
with the pertinents, lying in the lordship of Cowall and shire of Argyle;
and that for new infeftment to be given to the resigner and Katherine
f. 168, Lawmonde, his spouse, and 1.1. Charter and precept of sasine granted by the
superior in terms of the resignation. Done in the house of the notary.
Witnesses: Charles MKjrorre, M*Anedow of Awchtineyneycht, Walter Lawmonde
of Awchtingile, John M*Gorreis sone alias Lawmonde of Knokdow, and Angus
Lawmonde, brother of John Lawmond of Inverryn.

1011. Mathew earl of Levenax. 17 June, 1570, 8 p.m.

Patrick Howstoune of that Ilk, knight, resigned ad pei-petuam remaneniiam
in the hands of Mathew earl of Levenax lord Dernelie the £20 land of
Crwikisfee and the £20 land of Inschynnen, both old extent, as well property
as tenandry thereof; with castles, towers, fortalices, yards, orchards, tenandries,
and services of free tenants, lying in the barony of Renfrew; and Howstoune
also declared the lands lawfully redeemed by the earl under the reversion
granted by him, and renounced the office of bailliary of the lands and other
rights relating thereto. Done in the house of the rector of Stobow within
the city of Glasgow. Witnesses: Robert bishop of Caithness, John Steward
of Mynto, knight, William Edmestoune of Duntreycht, Laurence Neisbet, and
Thomas Craufurd of Jurdanehall.

1012. Patrick Howstoune of that Ilk. Eodem die et hora.

Mathew earl of Levenax and lord Dernelie bound himself and his heirs
to warrant, relieve, and keep Patrick Howstoune of that Ilk, knight, and
his heirs, indemnified at the hands of the executors of q. William Birnye
concerning the payment of the sum of 1000 merks, and to cause to be
deleted from the books an act made concerning the payment thereof; and
also to relieve the said Patrick of certain caution he came under to Hugh
Dunlop of Cra>vfeild for certain tenants of the town and lands of Craig of
Nclstoune; and also to relieve and keep the said Patrick indemnified of the
sum of 500 merks at the hands of John Campbell of Lundy, knight; which

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Blim was consigned l>y the earl in the hands ot the sttid P.it.i-ick for
redemption of llie lands of Craigcroft, and repaid hy the aaid Patrick U)
the earl. Also to relieve the said Patrick of the composition of the tenants
of Dernelie at the hands of the traisurer. And also to relieve the said
Patrick Howstoune of that Ilk at the hands of Patrick Howstouiio of
Craigtoiine, and the said Patrick Howstoune of CraigtoiiTie at the hands of
William Sempile of Cathtcai't of the simi of £40. And also to relievo the aaid
Patrick Howatonne of that Ilk, at the hands of James Stewart of Cardoiiald
concerning the spiiilzie of certain goods and others spuilzied by Robert Bygart
and David Dunlop in Uvyr Dernelie. Same witnesses as in No. 1011.

1013. John Kennydib and Spouse. 2 July, 1570, 3 p.m.

John TaiUefeir, attorney and in name of John Kennydie of Ardmillauo
and Marion Campbell, his spouse, produced a charter whereby James, lord
of Torpheiehinge, superior of the Temple lands lying near the parish church
of Garven, granted to them and 1,1. seven roods of Temple lands lying
there. Charter subscrilwd and sealed at Edinburgh, 6 April, 1570, in presence
of Alexander Campbell in Arrie, George Campbell, servitor to the said John
Kennydie of Ardmillane, James M'Cartnay of Arbrog, Walter Colquhoune and
George Bissait, seri-itors to the granter. Sasine given by Patrick Aitkyn in
Ballingonie as bailie m hoe parte. Witnesses: Alexander Campbell in Arrie,
George Campbell, son of Charles Campbell of Skeldoune.

1014. John Campbkll. 5 July, 1570. 10 a.ni.

John Campbell, Junior, brother of John Oimpbell nf Logane, produced
a precept bearing that John Kennydie of Ardmillane, for a certain sum of
money paid to him, ha<l sold to him the 12 nierk land of old extent of
Ardmillane, with tower, fortalice, yards, orchards, and pertinents, the 40 s.
land of old extent of Ardncll, the 40 8. land of SJime extent of Gowanerynnye,
the 4 merk land of old extent of Bynbayne, the 10 8. land of same extent
of Killiniringane, the 40 s. land of old extent of Knokcoraiyle, and the 10 s.
land of old extent of Loychttoune, with the pertinents, lying in the earldom ot
Carrik, )>ariah of Cammynell, regality of Quhitehoiiie and shire of Aire. Preeept
subscribed and sealed at Ardmillane, 3 July, 1570, in presence of Alexander
Campbell of Arrie, George Campbell, servitor, Adam Maxuell and William Hegait.
Saaine given of the 10 g. Und of Killiniringane, at the principal dwelling place
on the lands, by Patrick Aitkyn, badie, in hoe parte. Witnesses: Alexander
Campbell of Arrie, George Campbell, eon of Charles Campbell of Skeldoune.

14 PROTOCOLS OF THE [a.d. 1570.

wiLLUM H-GAiT. 1015. Marion Campbell. Eodem die et hora.

\ol. iil., fol. 160.

John Campbell, brother of John Campbell of Logane, senior, gave sasine
propriis manibus to George Campbell, son of Charles Campbell of Skeldoune,
attorney and in name of Marion Campbell, spouse of John Kennydie of
Ardmillane, of the liferent of the 10 s. land of Killintringane, lying in the
parish of Cammynell, regality of Quhitehorne, bailliary of Carrik and shire
of Aire. Witnesses: Alexander Campbell of Arrie, and Patrick Aitkyn, servitor
to the said Alexander.

1016. John Campbell. Ealem die, 3 p.m.

John Campbell, brother of John Campbell of Logane, produced a precept
of sasine bearing that John Kennydie of Ardmillane had sold to him the 12
merk land of old extent, with tower, fortalice, yard, orchaixis and pertinents,
f. 161. and other properties mentioned in No. 1014. Precept subscribed and sealed
at Ardmillane, 3 July, 1570, in presence of Alexander Campbell of Arrie,
George Campbell, son of Charles Campbell of Skeldoune, Adam Maxuell and
William Hegait. Sasine given of the lands of Lochttoune and Knokcormyle
by Patrick Aitkyne, bailie in hue parte. Witnesses: Alexander Campbell of
Arrie, George Campbell, son of Charles Campbell of Skeldoune.

1017. Marion Campbeli^ Spousk of John Kennyde. Eodem die et hora.
John Campbell, brother of John Campbell of Logane, gave sasine propriis

inanibus to George Campbell, attorney and in name of Marion Campbell,
spouse of John Kennydie of Ardmillane, of the liferent of the lands of
Lochttoune and Knokcormyle mentioned in No. 1016. Witnesses: Alexander
Campbell of Arrie, and Patrick Aitkyn, servitor of the said Alexander.

1018. John Campbell. Eodem die, 5 p.m.

Sasine given by Patrick Aitkyne, bailie in Imc parte, to John Campbell,
brother of John Campbell of Logane, of the 12 merk land of Ardmillane,
with tower, fortalice, yards, orchards, and pertinents, the 40 s. land of Ardnell,
the 40 s. land of Gawanerynnye, and the 4 merk land of Bynbane, conform
f. i6i. to the precept mentioned in No. 1014. Witnesses: Alexander Campbell of
Arrie, and George Campbell, son of Charles Campbell of Skeldoune.

1019. Marion Campbell, Spousk of John Kennedy. Eodem die, 6 p.m.
John Campbell, brother of John Campbell of Logane, gave sasine propriis

manibus to George Campbell, attorney and in name of Marion Campbell,
sj)Ouse of John Kennydie of Ardmillane, of the liferent of the lands mentioned
in No. 1018. Witnesses: Alexander Campbell of Arre and Patrick Aitkyn.

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1020. William Maxuell. 25 July, 1570, 10 a.m. YoMii.!£riS:
John Maxuell of Nedder Pollok, knight, resigned in the hands of Robert

Lyndesay of Dunrod, as superior, an annualrent of £10, payable furth of the
6 merk land of Philpishill, with the pertinents, lying in the parish of Kilbryide
and shire of Lanark; and that in favour of and for new infeftment to be given
to William Maxuell, his son, but reserving his own liferent. Done in the tower
of Nedder Pollok. Witnesses : Robert Ros of Thornetoune, Robert Haramyltoun,
son of Robert Hammyltoun of Newhous, Andrew Tempiltoun and John Wilsoune,
servitors of the said John Maxuell.

1021. Walter ^LLXUELL. Eodeni die et hora,

John Maxuell of Nedder Pollok resigned in the hands of Robert Lyndesaye
of Dunrod, as superior, the half of the lands of Bogtoune, lying in the parish
of Kilbryide and shire of Lanark, occupied by John Clerk, Katherine Browne
and Jonet Wile, widows . . .^

1022. William Maxuell. Eodem die, 12 m.

John Burne, attorney and in name of William Maxuell, son of John t les.
Maxuell of Nedder Pollok, knight, produced a charter whereby Robert
Lyndesay of Dunrod granted to him an annualrent of £10 Scots, payable
furth of the six merk land of Phillippishill, lying in the parish of Kilbryide
and shire of Lanark, but reserving the liferent to Sir John Maxwell. Charter
subscribed and sealed at Nedder Pollok, 25 July, 1570, in presence of Robert
Ros of Thornetoune, Robert Hammyltoune, son of Robert Hammyltoune of
Newhows, Andrew Tempiltoune, John Wilsoune, servitors of the said John
Maxuell, and William Hegait, notary. Sasine given by Andrew Tempiltoune,
bailie in hoc parte. Witnesses: John Maxwell in Kowglen, Robert Maxuell,
his brother, and John Grahame in Loychtinche.

1023. Robert Maxuell. 26 July, 1570, 1 p.m.

John Burne, attorney and in name of Robert Maxuell, son of John
Maxuell of Nedder Pollok, knight, produced a charter whereby Robert Lindesay
of Dunrod granted to him an annualrent of 10 merks (or £10) payable furth
of the £5 land of old extent of Corsbascat,'- with the pertinents, lying in the

iThis protocol is not finished, a leaf or leaves being reference is made to proceedings taken by Sir John

wanting. See footnote to No. 1049. Maxwell in 1573 for recovery of an annualrent from

sAn estate in the north-east comer of the parish of the tenants of Corsbasket,
BMt KUbride. In the "HaxweU Memoirs" (pp. 33-5X

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VoUii.^'Sr'iM barony of Hammyltoune and shire of Lanark; but reserving the liferent to

John Maxuell. Charter subscribed and sealed and sasine given as in No. 1022.

1024. John Mwrk alias Millar. 2 February, 1571-2, between 10 and 11 a.in.

John Mwre alias Millar in Mylnehwycht produced a charter whereby
James Steward of Cardonald sold to him an annualrent of 27 merks, payable
furth of the £8 land of old extent of Henderstoun Eister, lying in the
parish of Paslay and shire of Hanfrew. Charter subscribed and sealed at
Glasgow, 31 January, 1571-2, in presence of Mr. Robert Steward of Drumgrane,
Gavin Graharae, burgess of Glasgow, Alexander Ker and John Reid, servitora
f. 106. of the said James. Sasine given by John Scot, burgess of Rewthirglen, bailie
in hoc parte. Witnesses: Thomas Kyile in Henderstoun, (blank) Kyile, his son,
and John Wallece there.

1025. IsoBELLA Mwre alias Millar. Eodem die, 11 a.m.

John Mwre alias Millar gave sasine propriis manibus to Isobella Mwre
alias Millar, his daughter, of the annualrent mentioned in No. 1024. Same
witnesses, with the addition of John Scot, burgess of the burgh of Rewthirglen.

1026. Patrick Coichtrane. 10 February, 1571-2.

Eduard Bruce of Gartluscan, fiar of Kynnaird, gave sasine propriui manibus
to Patrick Coichtrane, burgess of Edinburgh and Glesgw, of a two merk
land of Gartluscan, lying in the lordship of Newbottill, barony of Monkland
and shire of Ijanark. Witnesses: John Yule, son of Patrick Yule in Riding,
Thomas Fynlay in Gartluscan, James Millar, there, John Gardner, servitor of
the said Patrick.

1027. Patrick Hammyltoune of Bogsyide. 16 November, 1572, 2 p.m.

Patrick Hammyltoune of Bogsyide delivered to John . Thomsoune in
Holmeheid the sum of 100 merks, and vested (infeodavii) Katherine Thomsone,
his daughter, in an annualrent of 10 merks, payable yearly furth of the
10 merk land of Newtoune of Cambuslainge, in the parish of Cambuslainge
and shire of Lanark, in complete payment of the sum of 200 merks; and
that for redemption from the said John of his 6 merk land of the said 10
merk land; and John Thomsoune acknowledged the redemption aiid renounced
and annulled his charter and sasine in the lands. Done in the house of the
notary in Glasgow. Witnesses: John Chalmeris of Corrwycht, John Maxwell
in Faulis, John Smyth, servitor of the said Patrick, and Aichibald Hegait,

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1028. Gavin Maxuell of Aikinheid. 24 November, 1572, 10 a.m. vou'i^Si'iiS:

Katherine Thomsoune, daughter of John Thomsoune in Holmeheid, spouse
of John Thomsoune in Lye, acknowledged that she had received from Gavin
Maxuell of Aikinheid the sum of 120 merks for redemption and relief of an
annualrent of eight bolls of oat meal {farrine avenatke) which she had yearly
furth of the £5 land of Litill Aikinheid, lying in the parish of Cathtcart
and shire of Lanark, and discharged the said Gavin and his heirs thereof
for ever. Moreover, Katherine, with consent of her husband, renounced and
resigned the annualrent, and cancelled and annulled her charter and sasine
thereof. Done in the city of Glasgow in the house of the notary. Witnesses:
Roger Kilpatrik of Auldgartht, Henry and Richard Kilpatrikis, his brothers,
John Thomsoune, junior, brother of Katherine, and John Robisoune in Maynis
of Aikinheid.

1029. Gavin Maxuell of Aikinheide. Eodem die ei hora,

John Thomsoune in Holmeheid acknowledged an annualrent of five bolls
of oat meal which he had furth of the 25 s. land of Mekile Aikinheid, and
also the said 25 s. land, lying in the parish of Cathtcart and shire of Lanark,
to be lawfully redeemed and relieved by the instant payment by Gavin
Maxuell of Aikinheide of the sum of 80 merks; and he renounced and
discharged the annualrent, and cancelled and annulled all charters and writings
relating thereto.

1030. Gilbert karl of Cassillis. 15 November, 1573, 4 p.m.

John Cniwfuixi of Camlar, procurator and in name- of James Stewart
of Cardonald, resigned in the hands of Allan, abbot or commendator of
Corsraguell, as in the hands of the lord superior, the £10 land of Drumgarloycht,
with mill of Drumgarloycht; the 8 merk land of Balcristie; the 4 merk land
of the Maynes of Corsraguell, with the mill called the Abbey Mill (Molendinum
Cyiiobij); the 6 merk land of Eister Dynnene; the 4 merk land of Moich tram-
hill; the 9 merk land of Bruntstoune; the 6 merk land of Wester Dynnene; the
6 merk land of Awchtnacht; the 4 merk land of Balkennay; the 40 s. land
of Craigoycht, Cairnestoune, and Knokin, with the coal of Alhallowlie; the
merk land of Knokbrek at the church of Stratoune; the 40 s. land of
MKjrawnestoune; the 10 s. land of Maltmanstoune, all of old extent, with the
pertinents, lying in the regality of Corsraguell, bailliary of Carrik and shire
of Aire. The lands and others were resigned so that the commendator, with

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consent of the chapter, might gi-ant them in feu farm to a noble and potent. I
lord, Gilbert, earl of Cagsilia, and the commendator faithftdly promised to I
grant the same accordingly.' Done in the house of the late James Kennydie, I
burgess of Aire. WitnesBOs: George Corre of Keluode, John Schaw of Grimniat, I
Gilbert Baird of Kilqiihinze, Thomas Kennyde of Barganye, Allan CUthtcart J
of Carbistouiie, John Kennyde of Pinquliinie, Mr. James Boyide of Troyehtrig, 1
and Alexander Keesane, notary public.

1031- John Bunklf. 3 Februarj-, 15734, 2 p.m.

John Arbunkle produced a charter whereby Robert Mwre ot Cauldweflil
granted to him a 12 s. 6d. land, part of the granler'a 10 merk land o{J
old extent of Kittoksyd, lying in the parish of Kilbryd and shire of Lanerk.J
Charter subscribed and sealed at Glasgow, 28 January, 1573-4, in prc8encft|
of Thomas Spreidl of Coldomi, James Kinkaid, junior, of that Ilk, John
Stewart of Neilstounsyd, Robert Blair, notary, James Kobisoim, servitor to
the Baid Robert, and Archibald Hegate. Sasine given by John Wilsoun,
bailie m hoe parte. Witnesses: John Wamok in Philltpsmilne, Robeit Warnok, .
there, Jamea Cowpar in Kittoksyd, John Aikinheid there, John Arbunkle thers, m
John Warnok in Kittoksyde, John Dwning there, William Owning then,]
and John Rid there.

1032. William Dwninq, Eodem die el kom.
William Dwning produced a charter whereby liobert Mure of Cauldwellll

granted to him an lis. IJd. land, part of the graniev's 10 merk latu'
of Kittoksyde, lying in the parish of Kilbryd and shtr^ of Lanark. Chart
subscribed and sealed, and sasine given as in No. 1031.

1033. James Wilsoun. EoiUm die et hora.
James Wilsoun produced a charter whereby Robert Mwrc of Caulduelll

granted to him the lis. IJd. land, part of the grantei's 10 merk taoAj
of Kittoksyde, lying in the parish of Kilbryd and shire of Lanark. .

iOn>orD»n1«ir»~proUht>'i»<i, iDTOlngthroFiitn

fMMlM bj innling > utartrr of the wveml propcrtlca

rfiMtotuwlion-nrowiuiO.iBh*™. At tbs lop ol Uw

Llpoan, on 7 IMnmbcr, \S7& ; which chtrur wu am-

nvU pnnrrnl ptft then ue thr» Uaa Intming lb*

AnMd brtbt Crown «. lO Juionrip Ihrronn (It.lLS.

Uioe wIIdwh: JuIui lUde, John Wunok, R<>bM'

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2I.2GREGORYXIII.] TOWN CLERKS OF GLASGOW. 19

1034. Andrew Symmer in Holmebornis. Eodem die et hora} ¥01*111" SlYS
John Dwning in Kittokside gave sasine propriis manibus to Andrew

Symmer in Holmebornis of an annualrent of 10 merks, payable furth of the
22s. 2d. land of Westir Kittokside, lying in the parish of Kilbryde and
shire of Lanerk.

1035. Colin earl of Argyile. 4 July, 1574, 6 p.m.

Colin earl of Argyile delivered to Colin Campbell of Ottir the sum of
100 merks for redemption of an annualrent of 14 merks which the latter
had furth of the 6 merk land of Lynsak,^ lying in the lordship of Kerrie
and shire of Argile; which sum Colin Campbell of Ottir received and
discharged the annualrent. Done at the Castle of Tarbart. Witnesses:
Constantine Walkinschaw of Awchtincowycht, William Elmeslie, John
Ugstoune, servitors to the earl, and Dwgall Campbell, brother to Colin
Campbell of Ottir.

1036. John Maxuell and Patrick Maxuell. 4 August, 1574, 3 p.m.

George Maxuell, attorney and in name of John Maxuell of Neddir
Pollok, knight, and Patrick Maxuell, his son, produced a charter whereby
Gavin Craufurde of Fermis granted to the said John Maxwald in liferent and
to Patrick, heritably, an annualrent of £10 Scots, payable furth of the £10
land of Craufurdfermis, with tower, fortalice, yards, orchards, and other
pertinents, lying in the parish of Eewthirglen and shire of Lanark; which
annualrent was to be redeemable on payment of £100. Charter subscribed
and sealed at Neddir Pollok, 23 June, 1574, in presence of John Maxwald
in Kowglen, William Hegait, notary, John Mathie, writer, and Robert
Andirsowne, servitor of the said John. Sasine given, at the tower of
Fermis, by John Maxwald in Kowglen, bailie in Jiac parte. Witnesses:
Hugh Wallace, James Hall, and John Clerk, dwelling in Schewis and
{blank) Howe.

1037. John Andirsowne and Spouse. 21 August, 1574, 4 p.m.

John Andirsowne in Walkmylne of Partik produced a charter whereby
Mr. David RoUok of Powis, with consent of Marion Levyngstowne, his spouse,
and Robert Rollok, his son, granted to him and Elizabeyth Grahame, his

iThe preceding protocol being wanting, the date of which Archibald earl of Argyle, in 1571-2, rengned in
No. 1034 is uncertain. favour of Sir Oolin Campbell of Bothquhan, hii brother

sThe lands of Ljmaag are included in the poeseesione and suooewor (R.M.S. iv. No. 2017).

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Vol iiL, fol. 168.

f. 169.

spouse, and 1.1., the fourth part of the lands of Rankingis Halch,^ occupied
by Andirsowne, with the pertinents, lying in the barony and regality of
Glesgw and shire of Lanark. Charter subscribed and sealed at Glesgw, 19
August, 1574, in presence of Sir Robert Conynghame, Mark Jamesowne,
Ninian Andirsowne, dwelling in Wodsyide, James Andirsowne, and Robert
Letrig, officers of Glesgw, and William Hegait. Sasine given by John Makneill,
bailie in hoc parte. Witnesses: Robert Boyd, burgess of the burgh of Aire,
Thomas Craig in Newtowne, John Craig, his son, James Speir, and John Scheillis.

1038. Thomas Craige and John Craig. Eodem die et hara,

Thomas Craig produced a charter whereby Mr. David RoUok of Powis,
with consent of Marion Levyngstowne, his spouse, and Robert Rollok, his
son, granted to him in liferent and to John Craig, his son, heritably, the
equal fourth part of the lands of Rankingis Halch, occupied by Thomas
Craig, lying in the barony and regality of Glesgw and shire of Lanark.
Charter subscribed and sealed at Glesgw, 20 August, 1574, in presence of
Mark Jamesoune, Robert Conynghame, George Bro>vTiesyid and William Hegait,
notaries. Sasine given by John Makneill, bailie in hoc parte. Witnesses:
John Androsowne in Walkmylne, Robert Boyd, burgess of Aire, John Scheillis
in Partick, and James Speir.

1039. John Maxwald and George Maxwell. 8 October, 1574, 2 p.m.
Walter Dowglas of Ballowfray gave sasine propriis manihus to William

Maxuell, attorney and in name of John Maxwald of Neddir Follok, knight,
of an aunualrent of 20 merks, payable furth of the £5 lands of Balliofray,
lying in the parish of Kirkpatrik, earldom of Levenax and shire of Dumbartane;
also heritable sasine to George Maxuell, son of the said John, of the said
annualrent. Done on the ground of the said lands, at the manor thereof.
Witnesses: Andrew Logane in Balliofray, Andrew Logane, his son, John
Dowglas in Thrid of Kylmychell, Robert Gardnair, servitor of the said
Walter and Malcolm Logane, his son.

lAt the Reformation these lands belonged to the
parsonage of Glasjjrow. By a charter, dated 1 May,
1573, Mr. Archibald Douglas (who, as prebendary of
Glasgow Primug, then held the parsonage), with
consent of the dean and chapter of Glasgow, granted
in feu -farm to Mr. David Rollok of Kincladye, and
Marion Levingstoun, his spouse, (1) 13 acres, called the
Perwniscroft, on the north side of the city, near the
Stabillgrene ; (2) lands lying near Brumelaw, on the
west side of the city, occupied by John Johnstoun

and John Androsoun ; and (3) lands called the Pertonii-
haueh, alias Rankynnit-hauch, lying near StolKX>r8,
on the west side of the city. The feu-duty stipulated
for was £18 IGs. 8d. of old ferm, and 23 s. 4d. of
aug^mentation, and there was reser>'ed to the prebendary
a place for gathering the teind sheaves of the prebend
(B.M.8. iv. No. 2954). Properties in Clyde Street (off
Stobcross street) Anderston, are still described in
title deeds as part of Parsonshaugh.

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1040. Gawand Maxdald of Aikimreid. 9 November, 1574.
"Giiwand Maxiiald of Aikiiiheid delyverit acluallie to the rycht honorabtll
Jhone Miiximld of Noddir PoUok, knjeht, and in name and behalf of
Robert Maxuoli, his huiio libeiull, the eowme of foui-o hiitidrcyth throscoir
ten merkia money for the lawful! redemptiouue of the fyvo pnnd land of
the Maynis of Aikinhcid of awkl extent antialeit of befoir to the said Jhone
Alaxuald and to the said It^ibert be his reaignfitiowne; and alse delyverit to
the said Jhone Maxiiell for himself aiiJ in name and behalf of Patrik
Maxuelt, ane uther of his soncis lilienill, the sowme of ane hutidi-eyth pundis
for rodemptioime of ane atinmdlrei)t of ten Itbria quhilk the said Patrik
hald to be uptakiti yeirtie of the aaidis Maiieia, at twa termis in the yeir,
Witsomiday and Mettimea in winter be eqaall jjortiounis. And ihairfor the
eaid Jhone, for himself and in name and behalf of hia t^va soneis, and as
tutoiire and administratoiiro to tharae, renunceit the aaid fyve pnnd land of
the Mania of Aikinheid, and the said tmnuellrent of t«n pund quhilk the
said Patrik had to lie upliftit thairof yeirlie , . . and grantit the samyn
lawfuUie redemit. And sail wai-farul that the said Robert nor Patrik hes
maid na disposilioune of the saidia laudis nor annuellrenl till nane utheris,
and the samyn to be lawfullie rodemit.

"And the sammyn day, and befoir the witnea underwrittin, George Maxuell,
aone liberal! to the said Jhone Maxiiell, grantit him to haif ressaveit fra the
said Gawand the sowme of ane hundreyth libris money for the lawfull
redemptiotine of the fyve merk land of Hagthoi-n chill of awld extent annaliit
of befoir be the said Gawand to the said George, upone ane revorsioune
contenand the sowme of ane himdreyth libris; and thairfoir renunceit all
rycht, entres, ctame of rycht, titill, propertie and posacsaioune quhillds he
had, lies, or ony w«yis mycht haif thairto, and obleist him to warrand the
samyn fra his awin deid and dispositioiine. And the said Jbone for liimself,
and for the said Robert and Patrik, his sonis, and for the said George
himself, hes citttit thair evidentis, and delyverit the samyn, and grantis and
consentis that the contractis insert in the ofliciallis binkis concerning the
said landis and annnellrentis be delyte and have na alrenth and effect in
tyme cnming. And this was done in the hows of A\'illiamc Hegait, notar.
And grantit all mailis and dewteis complcitlio payit, befoir thir witnea;
James Lokart of Leye, Eduard Brnice, fear of Kinarde, Jhone Maziioll,
brother to the said laird, Thomas Lowk, servitoure to the said Jhone
Maxuell, yongar, and Neill Mwutgwmrie of Langschaw.

22 PROTOCOLS OF THE [a.d. 1574.

voi'*iiL' Srieo* "The saidis day and befoir the said witnes, Jhone Maxuell, sone and

appeirand air to the said Jhone Maxuell of -Nethir Pollok, knycht, tuike
instrumentis that the said Gawand Maxuell of Aikinheid grantit him to haif
ressaveit out of his handis the sowme of foure hundreyth merkis quhilkis was
consignit into his handis to the utilitie and proffeit of Walter Stewart of Cassil-
towne, for redemptioune of landis forsaidis, and dischargit him thairof for ever."

1041. Jhone Mwir of Rowallane. 13 November, 1574, 2 p.m.

"Williame Muir, sone and appeirand air to Jhone Mwir of Rowallane,
numbrit, tald, and delyverit to Walter Dowglas of Keystowne the sowme of
ane hundreyth libris money for the lawfull redemptioune and outquitting of
ane annuellrent of ten libris money, quhairintill the saidis [Walter] was infeft,
yeirlie to be upliftit of the landis of Drowallane; and thairfoir the saidis
Walter, personallie present, and Malcolme Dowglas, procuratour for Issobell
Maxuell, haveand ane sufficient power to that effect, with ane express consent
and assent, renunceit, quitclamit, dischargit and ourgaiff to the saidis Jhone
Mwir of Rowchtallane the said aimuellrent of ten libris, with all rycht,
entres,.etc.; and grantit the samyn annuellrent lawchfuUie redemit and
f. 170. delyverit the evident thairof: — In the first, ane chartoure and sesingo made
to umquhill Jhone Roberto wne of Ernok and Jonett Cathcart, his spows;
[instrument of sesinge gevin to Robert Roberto wne as air to Jhone;
instrument quhair Jonet Cathcart renunceit hir lyfrent; instrument of
resignatiowne quhair Robert Robertowne resignit the annuellrentt in the
handis of Jhone Mwir in favouris of Walter and Issobell Maxuell, his spouse;
instmment of sesing beiring Walter to be feft be Jhone Muir of Rowallane,
with ane chartour conforme thairto]; quhilkis evidentis war cuttit and
cancellat; and thairfoir the saidis Walter Dowglas and the saidis Malcolm,
procuratour foirsaidis, grantit the said annuellrent of ten libris lawfullie
redemit. . . . This was done in the hows of Jhone Wyis, burges in
Glesgw . . . befoir thir witnes: Jhone Wyis, burges of Glesgw, Andro
Logane, sone to Andro Logane in Balliofray, Jhone Muir, sone to the said
Jhone Mwir of Rowchallane, Alexander Dowgles in Ballornok, and James
Aderstowne, with utheris divers.'^

1042. John M*Koll and Spouse. 21 December, 1574, 10 a.m.

Walter Rank and Jonet Rillik, spouses, sold to John M*Koll and {blank)
Mwreheid, spouses, a tenement lying in the Drygait. Sasine given by Mr.
Adam Wallace, bailie. Witnesses: John Fowlar (blank) Rirkland, weaver.

3 1. 3 Gbegorv XIIIO TOWN CLERKS OP GLASGOW. 23

1043. JoH\ MAXrKLL. 10 March, 1574-5. 12 a.m.

John Prwrie in Heidhows, attorney of John Maxuell of Nedder PoUok.
knight, and John Flemynge in liver Mwrray. attorney and in name of
Patrick Maxwell, son of the said John, produceil a charter whereby Hugh,
earl of Eglintoune, lord Mwntgnnirie, gmnt«d lo the said John ^laxwell in
liferent, and to the said Patrick, heritably, the 40 s. land of old extent of
Fluiria; also the G s. 8 d. land of the same extent of Windohill, lying in the
parish of Eglissem and shire of Renfrew; which lands were to lie redeemable
an payment of 500 merks. Charter ailbscril>od and scaled at Glasgow,
19 Febniary, 1574-5, in presence of Mr. ArchilHild Crawfiird, rector of
Eglisaem, Mr. Thomaa Archibald, rector of Cardros, John Masiioll, younger,
of Nedder Pollok, Andrew Nevingo of Mwnkrydinge, and William Hegait,
notary. Sasiiie given by John Maxwald, of Awldhows, bailie in /mm parte.
Witnesses: John Maxwell in Kowglen, George Guvane of Mania of Eiatwoid,
Gtivin Maxuell in Eietwoid, John Dik in Mwrray of Kilbryid, and William
Yong in Fluiris.

1044. John Maxuell. Eodem die el hora.

John Pyrrhe in Heidhowg, attorney of John Maxuell of Nedder Pollok,
and John Flemynge, attorney of Patrick Maxuell, son of the said John,
produced a charter whereby [Huj;h earl of Eglintoune]' granted to the said
John Maxuell the 40 s. land of Wyndehill, also the 26 3. B d. land of
Northbra«anrige, also the £i land of Bonyntowne, also the 4 nierk land of
Toftis, with the pertinents, lying in the parish of Eglissem and shire of
Raufrcw; which lands were to be redeemable on payment of 1000 merks.
Charter subscrilicd and sealed at Glasgow, 19 February. 1374-5, in presence
of the witnesses to the charter mentioned in No. 1043. Sasine given at
Sowthbrakenrig by John Maxuell of Awldhowa, bailie in hae parte. Same wit-
nesses as in No. 1043, with the addition of John llerbesoune, officer in Memis.

1045. Walter Stewart. 1 June, 1575, 11 a.m.

Walter Steward in C^stelltoune produced a charter whereby John Steward
of hlynto, knight, and Mathew Stewarde. hie son and apparent heir, granted
to him and Margaret Feigushill, hia spouse, and l.l„ the 33s. 8d. (2J merk)
land of Busbie, with the pertinents; and the 1Gb. 8d. land of Busbie of old
extent; with the half of the mill, mill lands and astricted mnltnres thereof,

1 S« ciDwn [e>u[iutlon, <UUd U lliir. tCTO (H.11,8. It. No. UTS),

24 PROTOCOLS OF THE [a. d. 1575.

ylim^^tn. ^y^^S ^^ ^^® parish of Kilbryde and shire of Lanark. Charter subscribed

and sealed at Glesgw, 17 May, 1575, in presence of Thomas Cloge, King's
messenger (nuncio regu\ Gavin Grahame, burgess of Glesgw, and Peter
Aldirstoune. Sasine given by Gavin Grahame, bailie in hoc parte. Witnesses:
John Goichtrane in Busbie Mylne, John Lekpru>ik, smith {fahro\ George
Millar, Robert Brisoune.

1046. Gavin Grahame and Spouse. Eodem die, 12 m.

Walter Stewarde of Casteltoune gave sasine propriis manibus to Gavin
Grahame, comburgess of the burgh of Glesgw, and Jonet Stewarde, hfs
spouse, and 1.1., of the 16 s. 8d. land of Busbie, with the half of the mill and
astricted multures mentioned in No. 1045; but reserving the granter's liferent.
Same witnesses as in No. 1045. Gavin Grahame also bound himself to grant
a letter of reversion for redemption of the lands on payment of 200 merks.

f. 172. 1047. Bartholomew Summyr. Eodem die, 4 p.m.

Bartholomew Summyr in Holmeberne produced a charter whereby Robert
Mwre of Cauldewell granted to him the lis. Id. land of old extent of
Kittoksyide, lying in the parish of Kilbryid and shire of Lanark. Charter
subscribed and sealed at Cauldewell, 20 May, 1575, in presence of Thomas
Sprewile of Coulden, David Mwre, King's messenger, and Robert Arthwire.
Sasine given by Gavin Grahame, bailie in hoc parte. Witnesses: Walter
Stewarde in Casteltoune, John Flemynge in Mwrray, John Reid in Kittoksyide,
John Wamok there, and Robert Couper there.

1048. R. Campbell and Tenants of Burrowfeilde. 30 Oct., 1575, 9 a.m.

John Lokhart in Threipwode bound himself to Robert Campbell for
observance to Robert Mwre, John Sellar, Peter Lymburnear, Robert Glesgw,
James Reche, and Archibald Hommylc, of the tacks granted to them by the
said Robert of the lands of Burrowfeild sometime belonging to him, and
now conveyed by him to the said John; and that for payment of the ferms
contained in the said tacks, as well for the ferms as for the teinds. Provided
nevertheless that if it happen that John Lokhart should not obtain a
tack of the teinds from the rector of Glasgw, then and in that case he
should be as little bound to warrant the teinds of the said lands to the
tenants. John Lokhart also bound himself to exercise as much diligence to
obtain from the rector a tack of the teinds of these lands, so far as formerly
occupied by Robert Campbell, as he should do for a tack of the other

41. iGRBGORYXIII.] TOWN CLERKS OF GLASGOW. 35

teinda of the 208. lands of Burrowfeild occupied by liimBelf. Done in the
dwoltiDg house of l.he not»iy. Witnesses ; John Grahame, comburgees of
Gleagw, Nigel M'Neile of Toucho, ^nd Poter Lymbunicar.

1049. John Campbkll of Loychtdursall and Spoose. 11 July, 1576.

John Campbell of Loychtdornall produced a charter whereby Marion
Kennydio lady of Keraiiell, with consent of John Kenuydie of Ardmillano,
her husband, and Uchtred M'Dowall, her son and apparent heir, granted to
the said John Campbell and Marion Kennydie, his spouse, and 1.1., the 20 a.
land of old extent of Glengyire, and the 20 s. land of old extent of Neddir
Carneboye,' lying in the pan'sh of Kirktoun in the shire of Wigtounj but

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reserving the granter's liferent. Precept of sasine directed to Qeorge Kennyde
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APPENDIX.

—Abstracts of Pkotocols of Michael Flemisc, Clkrk in tub Diocese
OF Glasgow, Notary Public by ArosTOLrc and Imperial Authority,

1050. Raelston. 5 May, 1530, 11 a.m.

Jhon Wan, bnlyue of Glasgw, gaif Btait and saOBing, lie hesp and stApyll,
of X schilling of anwell of ane place lyand hetuix tlie landis of Jarae Qiihyt
oil the iiortht part and Janet Dawiaoiin on the sowtht part, and the bwm
of Malyndonor on the eyat part, to Hiire Riielston and Janet Clerk, ther alris
and assigiiaia, be the alieiiatioune, aellin and ourgewin of RoV)ert Roger and
Marrion Schorelaw, his spouae. Witnesses: Siris Richard Otterbum [and]
James Schaw, William Raelston, Robert Cochren, John PoUok, John Knox,
John Walkar.

1051. Rkid. 31 December. 1530, 12 m.

Jhon Wans, bailye, hais gewin stait to Maistyr Merteyne Hommyl, aer
to Alexander Uommil, of sax s. of anwell, yeirlie, of ano tenement lyand
within the cietie off Glasgw, betui'x the landis of Allan Pollok on the eiat
part, and the landis of wmquhill Jhone Kobisone on the west parte; and
of iiij a. of aiiwel of ane tenement lyand in onr Ladye gait,' on the northt
ayid of the sammyne, betuix the landis of wmquhy! Daiiid Pollok on the
eist iwrte, and the landis of Scot of Bradeishome on the west parte; and
of sax e. of anwel of ane tenement lyand on the northt ayid of the gait
of Gallowgait bwm, betuix the waist of Dauid Knox on the oist parte, and
the landis of ... on the west parte. And incontinent, be resigiiatioun

orTnmeiic. Prom an orly period then Mood on Ih<

In the dwd of tom,d.tlon, dated M M«ch. 16M.B,

Bouunt ol <t> pniimlty citbcT to Chla chapel or to tbe

Church, the property Irom whlrti the uniulnnt It

BCwlr-roundtd DsDrgiuie L-hurcli on the goutb (ide IhiC

pejabl. i, d.«ribed u ■■ . tenement nn- Monglig to

wnjiuD Lcxithinn. lylnit In the city of Olugow. In the

nrcet o( 3C Tenu alia, St. M«-y the Virgin, bel»een the

dltei inlaw. (GlMMOW Cl.4rl«ns [L. p. M).

tinda ot the late Dmvid Pollok on the eut, end the Und»

orteiiementolKobertBoLpllonthewrat," Liber CJIe«tl

Noi,Lre IXmune [HmiUuid i;tul>), p. 3».

de Xomtnt Jhetu In the ooII^Ute cburcb cf SL Umzj,

28 PROTOCOLS OF THE [Appx. a.d. 1630 1.

of the said Mr. Mertyne, be hesp and stapill, the said bailye hais gewin
stait and saising of the foirsaid anwellis to Schir Mertyne Eeid, his airis
and assignais, for ever mair, for ane sowm of monye pait be Schir Mertyne
to the said Maister Mertyne Hommyll; the quhilk sowme he grantis him
contentit and pait and dischargis the said Schir Mertyne Keid for now and
ever mair. Witnesses: Thomas Brown, Thomas Winzat, Archibald Harbartsone,
Sir John Keyne, and John Walkar, serjant.

1052. Boyd. 11 January, 1530-1, 10 a.m.

George Bwrell, balyae, gaef staet and saesing, be hesp and stapyll, of
xj schilling anwell of ane place lyand in our Ladye gaet, on the northt
part of the samyne, betiiix the landis of J hone Atkyne on the est part,
and the landis of wmquhill James Mason on the west part, to Schir Alexander
Boyd, in kepin to the utilite and profett of Jhon Boyd and Florens Boyd,
his breder, be the resignacione and ourgewin of Jhon Wylson and Margret
Watson, his spous. The sayd Margret sworn that scho wes nocht compellit
be hyr hwsband therto. And attour the sayd Schir Alexander oblissis hym
to geyf twa reversions to the saydis Jhon and Margret that quhat tyme
thai pay v merk and ane half ther salbe lowsyt 5 s. vj d. of the sayd
anwell, and syklyk of the laef of the xj schilling of anwell. Witnesses:
John Allason, John Egglynton, and Andrew Flemyng, serjeant.

f. 8. 1053. Harbertsoune. 1 February, 1530-1, 8 a.m.

Greorge Bwrel, balyae of Glasgw, gaif stait to Robart Harbertsoune, and
to his aeris, of ane pece of waist land lyand in to the Rattowneraw, on
the baksyd of ane tenement off the abbot of Paslayis, haifand« fre entres
and passage to the said pece of waist land throuch ane yet of the foir
place of the said abbottis, betuix the landis of Sanct Andros cheplandrye
on the west part, and the landis of the said abbot on the northt part and
eist part, be resignation of George Elquhistoune, beand in stait of the said
land, and that in to few ferme set be the said George to the said Robart
and his airis for iiij s of anwall, to be pait to the said George his airis,
and assignais yeirlye as wse is. Witnesses: Sir John Morisoune, chaplain,
William Andersone, Edward Kessane, and Patrick Watson.

1054. Haw. 5 February, 1530-1, 2 p.m.

George Bwrell, balyae, gaef stait of ane place, with the pertinens, lyand
in the Stokwell, betuix the landis of Jhon Grenheyd on the northt part,

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and the landis of Archibald Wjlson on the sowth part, to Mr. Jhon Haw,
be the reaignacion of JIaster Andro Haw, hia broder. Witnesses: Henry
Roeletoii, Jamea Raelston et Htephln Hcthet.

1055. Myllar. 6 Febraary, 1630-1.

John Wan, balyae, gaef staet to Alexander Myllar and Mergret Stenston,
hia spoils, and the langer lewar of thame twa, and ther aeris, and faelyeand
ther aeris the ta half to Alexander ueris, and the toder hitlff to the sayd
Mergret aeris, of ane tenemBnt, with yard and pertinens, leading fra the
Nedder Barresazet to the brigg, on the sowthsyd of the gaet of the samyne,
betuix the landls of .Ihon Dykky on the west part, and the landis of Thomas
Gernar on the cist part; and that be the rosignacione and owrgewin off
Thomas Gerdnar, with consent of Besao Dowchell, his wyf. The sayd Bessie
Bwom preaentlie that scho was nocht compellit be hyr hwsband iherto. The
saydis Alexander and Mergret, and thaor aeris, paeand yeirlie in few to the
Buydiii Thomas, Besse, and thaer aeris, xxitij Bchilling of anwell, at ij tennis
in the yeir, Mertymea and W'ytsunday. Witnesses: Andrew Hawaton, Andrew
Kussell, and John Walker, serjeant.

1056. Rkyi>. 23 February, 1530-1, 9 a.m.

Robert Sclater hes sauld ten schilling of anwell of his place lyand in
the Gallowgael^ on the noi-tht ayd of the gaet of the samyne, betuix the
landis of Jamea Wylson on the cat part, and the landis of Andro Hall on
the we^t part, to Schyr Mertyne Reyd, and to his airis, for ane sowm of
moneye, qubilk the sayd Robert granttia hj-nie paeit thairof for ever mair.
Jhon Wan, balzae to the atait gewyng, be hesp and stapyll, aa the wse ie.
Super fundiun dicti teneraenti hora nonena ante merediem. Witnesses:
Thomas Brown, David Wydderspon, and William Cowane.

1057. Mask. 2S February, 1530-1, 3 p.m.

Thomas Norwell, burgea of Glasgw, hes mayd Jamea Wylson procurator
for hyme to resing in Jhon Wan balyaes hand, ane lytle bwtb, lyand betuix
the laiidia of Jhon Smytht on the aowtht part, and the laniba of Jhon
Mane on all the toder partis, fra hyme and his airis to Jhon Mane, and
to hia airis, be yeird and alane, as wae of bwrcht is, for ane sowme of
monye quhilk he granttia hyme paeit. And the said Jhon .Mane and his
airis oblia ane reversion to the sayd Thomas Norwell and hia airis on tlie

30 PROTOCOLS OF THE [Appx. a.d. 1530-1.

sowme of [6/an^] of moneye to be paeit xl d&yia befor the terme of
Wytsunday to the sayd Jhon Mane and his airis, he beand lawchfuUe
warnyt. Witnesses: John Hethet, Robert Lethame, John Ryche, John
Waulderston, John Walker, Serjeant, and George Bwrell, bailie. James
Wylson, procurator, resignit the sayd bwtht id supra notatur.

1058. Allason. 28 February, 1530-1, 8 a.m.

Jhon Wan, balyae, gaif staet to Jhon Allason and his airis of ane
bak place, with the twa part of ane yard, and fre entre at the for yet
and throwgaet, lyand in our Ladye gaet, betuix the landis off wmquhyll
David Pollok on the est part,^ and the landis of \blank'\ on the west parts,
be the resignacioune and selling of Janet Bynglaw, dochter and air to
umquhill Jhon Bynglaw, burges of Glasgw. Reserwand the profet of the
sayd bak place, with twa part yard, to Augnes Galbraetht during her lifetime.
Acta hora octava ante merediem. Presentibus: Willelmo Glasgw, Niniano
Merschell, scissore (tailor), Joanne Walker, Andrea Flemyng, seriando. And
attour the sayd Janet band and oblist hyr, in the stratest forme can be
dewisyt, that geyf scho sellit the said place to ony person or persons that
the sayd Jhon Allason swld haef, for the monye paeand, befor ony wderis.
Wytnes as of befor.

1059. Clemmk. 1 March, 1530-1, 3 p.m.

George Bwrel, balyae, gaef staet and saising of ane place lyand fra the
Cors to the Nedderbarrezet, on the eyst syd of the gaett off the samyne,
f. 6. betuix the landis of wmquhill Jhon Smyth on the northt part, and the
landis of wmquhill Cuthbert Alexander on the southt part. And syklyk
gaef staet of viii schilling of anwell of ane barn, and viij schilling of
anwell off twa ryggis of land at the end off the sayd barn, lyand in Sant
Tenu Croft, betuix the landis of the Almushowse on the eyst part, and
the landis of Andro Summyr on baith the northt and west partis, to George
Clemme and his airis quhatsumever, and that as air fwnd be ane ward of
the court to wmquhill Jhon Clemme, his broder. Acta erant hec hora
tercia post merediem. Witnesses: George Elquhyston, Gavin Hogge, John
Hethet, John \hhnk\ John Lowre, David Knox, William Robison, Andrew
Flemyng, and Joanne Walker, serjeant.

iPollok's property adjoined, on the east, the old chapel Trongait (See Lib. Ooll. Dom., p. 87.)
of St. Mary, which was situated on the north side of the

41. S Clement VII.] TOWN CLERKS OF GLASGOW.

31

1060. Hkrtbkrtson. 2 March, 1530-1, 9 a.m.

George Bwrell, lialyae of Glasgiv, gaef stftet and Baiaing to Archibald
Hertbertson, and to his airis, of ane pliice lyand within the ciete of Glaagw
fra the Core to the Sowtht Barrezet. on tbo west syd iif the gaet of the
samyii, betitix the landis of wmquhill Wilyem Mosman on the northt part,
anil the landis of wmqiihyll Wat Lueff on the sowtht part; and of ane
place lyand beyond the Gallowg-.iet bwrn, on the tiortht ayd of the gaet
off the Bamyne, betuix the landis of Andro Wydderspoii on the eyat part,
and the bwrn of Malyndonor on the west part, be yeird and atane, aa wae
of burchte is, to the sayd Ai-chbald Hertbertson and his airis; and that
be ane ward of the cowrt, quhare he was fwnd nerrest and lawchfull air
to wmquhill Catreyne Hertbertson, dochter to wmquhill Thomjis Hertbertson,
hie eldest broder; and the sayd halzao hes grantit the common HCyll to be
appendit to this present insti-ument. Witnesses: John Ijiw, John Craeg,
William Smytht, Alexander Syme, John M'Lytstar, John Knox, and John
Walker, serjeant. And syklyk the common seyll to be proctmt to George
Clemme instrument,

1061. Smytht. 2 March, 1530-1, 4 p.m.

Scbyr Walter Sten, chaplane, hes set in to few ane pece of land to
Wylyem Smytht and Merrion Smytht, hia spous, and to thair airis, lyand
on the Imksyd of the Grayfroris, callit Craegmak, betiux the landis of George
Swan on the west part and the common Ion on the eyst and northt part,
for iij a. TJ d. ilk ruid yeirle, to be pact to the sayd Schyr Walter and
his successouria, of anwcU, at the twa wsualle termia in the yeir, Wytsimday
and Mertymes. George Bwrell, balyae. Witneaaes: John Wan, bailie, James
Caiildwell, David Currye, and John Walker, aerjeant.'

1062. Jhonston. 7 March, 1530-1, 8 a.m.

. . .' "ratifeiit and appreyff the alienatioun of his rychtis and kyndnes
of landis, mowable and airsehip that he sellit of befor to umqiihyll Jhon
Jhonaton of the Newmillis, fader to Jhon .Tbonaton, now preaent*," and
acknowledged payment, "excep x merkis of moneyo, quhilk Jhon promittis
to pae," Done in the chamber of William Laing. Witnesses: George Bwrell,
bailie, Archibald Hertbertson, William Laing, and Paul Laing.

^TIk nww li dM JnMrMd in the orifrlnil MS.

32 PROTOCOLS OF THE [Appx. A.a 1530-1.

1063. Anderson — Watson— Wynzet. 17 February, 1530-1, 11 a.m.

"Schir James Schaw, chaplane of Sant Crystofor alter, situat in the
Metropolitan Kyrk of Glasgow, hes set in few ferme: —

(1) To Patrik Anderson, burgess of Glasgw, "ane waest bornesteyd,
lyand into Sant Tenewsgaet, on the north part therof, betuix the landis of
umquhill Robert Hall of Fwlbar on the west, and the landis of Lowrens
Watson on the eyst . . . the said Patrick payand nyne schilling of
anwell yeirlye, togydder with the bwrrowmaell."

(2) To Lowrens Watson and Margret Bar, his spous, and l.L, ^*aiie
born lyand in the sayd gaet, betuix the landis of Patrik Anderson on the
west, and the landis of Schir James on the eyst ... for nyne schilling
anwell, with the bwrrowmaell;" and Lowrens and Margret thereafter resigned
the fee of the property in favour of Jhon Watson, their son, "reservand
the frank tenement.*'

f. 7. (3) To Thomas Wynzet and Agnes Ryche, his spouse, "ane born lyand

in the sayd gaet, betuix the landis of Jhon Terbert on the west, and the
landis of the sayd Schir James on the eyst ... for ten schillingis of
anwell, with the bwrrow maell." Jhon Wan, balyae, hes grantit the common
seyll to be affixit to thir instrumentis.'' Witnesses: George Bwrel, bailie,
Patrik Myllar, Jhone Hethet, James Wodderop, Johnne Rankyne, William
Tynneson, Johne AUason, Lowrence Watson, and Andrew Flemyng, serjeant,

1064. Hawston. 26 March, 1531, 11 a.m.

"Nycholl Perdowin, beidman on the baksyd of the almushows, haeffaud
Jhon Hawston bed, is content presently o that Mungo Hawston sal pae hym
four merkis yeirlye induring his lyftyme, and that be gwd paement; and
dischargis the said Mungo of the toder four merkis yerelye induring the
said Nychollis lyftyme." Witnesses: Henry Raelston and William Bwrell.

1065. Knox— Galbraktht. 20 March, 1530-1, 9 a.m.

George Bwrell, bailie, gave sasino to "Sir Mathew Knox, chaplan of Sant
Andro and Sant Nyniane altar, situate within the burcht of Ranfrew . . .
of ane waist tenement, within the ciete of Glasgw, fra the Wynd heyd to
the Blakfreris, on the eyst syd of the samyne, betuix the landis of Alexander
Walterston on the sowtht, and the landis of Jhon Galbraetht on the aortht

4 1.8. Clement VII.] TOWN CLERKS OF GLASGOW. 33

. . . effter the forme of ane Recognition mayd be the sayd Schir Mathow
apone the siiyd tenement, with yard, et£., for (alt of paement of the anwell
of the samyne." Thereiifter, "Schir Mathow, with consent of master Jamea
Howaton, subdene of Glasgw and principal! putrown of the saydis chaplainorois,"
resigned the property, in the hands of George Bwrell, bailie, in favour of
Jhon Galbraetht and Jonct Wauidereton, his spouse, for the yeiirly payment
of I2s. annual to the chaplain of said altar and 20d. annual "to the wiccaris
of the qwoyr; with the borrow maell." Witnesses: Master Michael Hewson,
Sir Andrew Heriot, chaplain, Johne Scot, Robert Eaxstcr, Alexander Waulderston,
Henry Wylson.

1066. Skllar. 20 April, 1531, 2 p.m.

Jhon Wan, bailie, gave sasine to Jhon Sellar, as heir of Gylbert Sellar,
his father, of "ane bak tenement, with yard, lyand betuix the laiidia of
Wylyam Anderson and Jhon Wan on the northt, the landia of Schir Archibald
Langsyd on the sowtht, and the landis of our Lady kyrk on the eyst."
Witnesses: Sir Richard Otterbwrn, Patrik Lyon, William Raelaton, Robert
Syme, and Johne Walker, serjeant.

1067. Scot. 37 April, 1531, 10 a.m.

John Glen, for the price of 40 merks, sold to James Scot, burgess of
Glasgw, and Jonet Neylson, his spouse, "ane tenement with yard, lyand
within the ciete of Glasgw, fni the corse to the Nedder Barress yet, on
the eyst syd of the gait of the samyne, betuix the landis of Janet Dauison
on the northt, the landis of Jhon Yong on the sowtht, and the bwrn of
Malindonor on the est." Sasina given by George Bwrell, bailie. Witnesses:
Mathcw Campbell, Thomas Lymebumar, Johne Lydzet, Johne Knox, currier,
Thomas Anderson, Johne Bwntyne, and Johne Waulderston, serjeant.

1068. Walkbr— Stkn. 28 April, 1531, 4 p.m.

"George Bwrell gaef staet off twa mid of land in foyrfrownt and
xxviij ell, lyand beayd the Grayfreiris, betuix the landis of Schyr Waltyr
Ston on all partis, excep the Grayfreyr dyk on the northt, to Jhon Walker,
burges of Glaagw, and Janet Slen, his wyf, in few, for awcht schilling of
anwell." Witnesses: George Swan, Jaraea Gybson, Thomas Gardinar, James
Walker, Thomas Mawche, and Johne Waulderston, aerjeand. "Schyr Waltyr
Sten tuk staet of viij schilling anwell of the sayd ground."

34 PROTOCOLS OF* THE [Appx. a.d. 1531.

'• »• 1069. Gybson. 29 April, 1531, 9 a.m.

"George Bwrell gaef stait to James Gybson, burges of Glasgw, of ane
tenement with yard, lyand fra the Nedder Barressyet and the bryg, on the
sowtht part of the gait of the samyne, betuix the landis of Jhon M^Lytster
on the eyst, and the landis of Alexander Myllar on the west, be the selling of
Thomas Gardinar and Besse Dowchell, his spous, for twentye merk of monye."
Witnesses : David Knox, Johne Dykke, Thomas Anderson, Alexander Myllar,
Johne Walderston, serjeant.

1070. Walker. 22 December, 1530, 9 a.m.

Jhon Wan, bailie to Master James Howston, subdean of Glasgw, gave
sasine to James Walker as heir of q. Thomas Walker, burgess of Glasgow,
his father, of "ane yard lyand upon the Densyd, betuix the landis of Sant
Anne chaplanerye on the west and the common gaet of the Densyd Well
on the eyst; and siclyk of ane bom with twa ryggis of land lyand amangis
the landis of the Densyd, betuix the landis of umquhill Jhon Brown on
the eyst and the landis of Robert Morison on the west." Witnesses :
Archibald Hertbertson, Donald Lyon, Archibald Wylson, Henry Wylson,
Robert Lyon, Alexander Walderston, and Sir Johne Hawyk, chaplain.

1071. Walker. Eodem die.

John Wan, bailie, as in No. 1070, gave state to James Walker, as heir
of Thomas Walker, burgess of Glasgow, his father, of "twa tenementis, with
ane yard, lyand evyne to gydder, fra the Wyndheid of Glasgw to the
1 10. Grayfreris, on the west of the gaet of the samyne, betuix the landis of
umquhill Wylyam Baxster on the north, and the landis of the viccaris of
the qweir of Glasgw on the sowtht." Reserving the yearly profits of the
two tenements to Helen Lyon, relict of the said Thomas Walker, for her
lifetime. Same witnesses as in No. 1070, and also Andrew Campbell, James
Symson, Robert Sclater, and Master William Henderson, priest.

1072. Lyon — Campbell. Eodem die, 9 a.m.

John Wan, bailie, as in No. 1070, gave slate to James Walker, as heir
of Thomas Walker, burgess of Glasgow, his father, of "ane waest tenement
with ane yard, lyand betuix the landis of umquhill James Mason on the
sowtht, the landis of the sayd Thomas Walker on the northt, and the lands
of the said James Mason and Thomas Walker on the west," for two and
a half merks yearly, payable to the vicars of the "qweyr" with the bui;gh

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msill. "And incontinent the snid James Walker sold and resigned the
tenement in favour of Donald Lyon and Margret Campbell, bis spouse."
Witnesses as in No. 1071; and Sir John Hawyk, chaplain, Heury Bwrell,
James Stut and John Flomyng.

1073. Lyndzae, 23 December, 1530, 9 a.m.

David Lyndzae, elder, with consent of Elspetbt Blair, his spouse, authorised
Robert Roger, burges of Glaagw, as their procurator, to resign (in the hands
of John Wan, bailie) in favour of Mychael Lyndzae, son and heir of David,
"ane Foyr tenement, betuix the laiidis of Janet Mitchell on the nortbt
and the landis of umquhill Wylyem Mosman on the sowtht, wyth fro ysche
in at the foyr yet to ano stair on the baksyd of the sayd place." Wit-
nesses: Sir Walter Dwnfleson, George Carslaw, James Gybsoii, Andrew Robison,
and John Clemmc, carpenter {carpenlaiio),

1074. Walker^Hammvlton, U January, 1530-1, 11 a.m.

John \\'an, "balyae to Mr. James Howston, subden of Glasgw, gaef staet"
to James Walker and Jonet Hammylton, his spouse, of "ane borne and twa
riggis in the landis of the Densyd, betuix the landis of wmquhill Jhon
Browne on the eyst, the land of Robert Mori son on the west, and the
landis of the Prowandsyd on the nortbt." George Bwrell, bailie, wytnes.

1075. Walker- Hammylton. Endem die.

"George Bwrell, balye, gaef saaing, bo the resignacione of James Walker,
of twa tenements lyand togydder, wyth ane yard, betuix the landis of the
wiccaris of the qweyr of Glasgw on the sowtht and the landis of wmquhill
AVylyem Baxstar on the northt," to James Walker and Janet Hammylton,
"his handfiist wyi per verba de fuluro," and 1.1. WitnosBes: John Wan, bailie,
Archibald Wylson, John Waulderston, Sir James Schaw, Sir Alexander Boyd,
chaplains; Andrew Flemyng and John Walker, serjeants.

1076. PateRson — SpKYR. 23 May, 1531, 4 p.m.

"Elezabetht Speyr, dochter and. air to q. Robert Speir, burgea off Glasgw,"
resigned in favour of George Pateraon, her spouse, and 1.1., "vj ry^is of
land in the Prowandsyd, betuix the landis off Rj-nzeri Jaksou on the eyst,
and the landis of Sant An and our Ladye on the west,'' and that "in
name of catall." Sasine given by John Wan, bailie, to Mr. James Houston,
subdean. "The said Elspeth, in absens of hyr husband, swore that scho was

36 1>R0T0C0LS OF THE [Appx. a.d. 1631.

nocht compellit to the sayd alienatioune." Witnesses: Sir John Morison, Sir
William Bwrell, chaplains, Thomas Foret, William Henderson, Archibald Mwre,
(Jeorge Swan, Robert Baxster, John Walker, and Robert Morison, serjeaiit.

1077. Paterson— Speir. Eodem die,

George Paterson resigned in favour of himself and Elspetht Speir, his
spouse, "his bak place, with yard, with fre ischa and entre at ane foyr yet^
lyand in the Drygaet, on the northt part of the samyne, betuix the landis
of Sant James chaplanerye on the eyst, and the manse of the person of
Cardros on the west part." Sasine given by John Wan, bailie. Witnesses:
George Bwrell, bailie, Thomas Foret, William Awiho, John Geichen, John
Walker and John Waulderston, Serjeants.

1078. Scot— Wylkinson. 24 May, 1531, 9 a.m.

"Merren Scot, relict of Wylyem Wylkinson, resignyt in favouris of Jhon
Wylkinson, hir son and air, twa ryggis of land lyand in the Langcroft,
betuix the landis of the Blakfreiris on the eyst, the landis of Schir Martyne
Reyd on the west, and ane cwt rigg lyand in the sayd croft, betuix the
lands of wmquhyll Adem Watson on the eyst, and the common lowne on
f. 13. the west. Reserwand yeirlie twa merk of maell to the sayd Merren.*' Sasine
given by George Burell, bailie. Witnesses: James Park of Gylbertfeyld,
David Lyndzae, younger, Andrew Summyr, John Atkin, Alexander Wylkinson,
and John Waulderston, serjeant. Jhon Wylkinson also obliged **hym and
his haretage" to pay to his brothers, Alexander and George, 6 merks each.
Done in the house of Lawrence Watson.

1079. Lyon — Walker — Campbell. 24 May, 1531, 6 p.m.

James Walker, son and heir of q. Thomas Walker, sold to Donald Lyon,
burges of Glasgw, and Margret Campbell, his spouse, "ane yard lyand in
the Densyd, betuix the lands of Sant An chaplanerye on the west, and the
common gaet to the Densyd Well on the eyst.'* Sasine given by Jhon Wan,
bailie to Mr. James Howston, subdean of Glasgw. Witnesses: Sir Richard
Otterbwrn, Robert Baxster, Robert Lyon, Robert Lokert, and James Dowbye.

1080. Walker. Eodem die,

Helen Lyon resigned in favour of Thomas Walker "hyr conjunct feftment
of ane place, with half yard, betuix the landis of q. Thomas Walker on
the northt, and the landis of Done Lyon on the sowtht.*' Witnesses:
Alexander Waulderston, Adem Steward, Patrick Scot, Henry Wylson.

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1081. Brwme— Wylson. 31 Mny, 1531, 10 a.ra.

.Ihon Wylson, burgess, with consent of Margaret \\'ataon, her spouse,
sold and reaignod in favour of James Brwme and Uelys Wylson, his epouso,
"aue tetiemeul witli bakayd yard lyand in our Lady gaet on the northt
syd off the samyne, 1>etuix ihe land of Jhon Atkinson on the eyst, and
the landis of q. Jamoa Mason on the west." Margaret Watson, "sworn on
ane halebwk, in abaens of hyr hwsbaiid, that scho wes nocht compellit."
Wilnosaes; Andrew Haw, Robert Dokanelye, John Wylson, and John Frebiirne.

1082. Jamks Brwme. iVtoii die.

Andrew Haw, procurator for John Wylson and Margaret li\'at3on, resigned
in favour of James Brwme and Gelya Wylson, his spouse, "ther place with
yard, lyand in the Kattownraw, on the sowtht part off the samyne, betnix
the landis of master Jhon Reyd on the eyst, and the iandis of wmquhJll
Henre Robison on the west . . . and that in clawse of warandiso that
qubat tyme the wiccaris off the queyr of Glaegw eumia to the place that
James Brwme and his wyff hes bocht fra Jhon Wylson and Margaret Watson
for ij merk of unwell and ane half, and pwndis ther place for the sayd
anwoll, it sulbe lefull to the sayd James and Gelis to pwnd the sayd place
pcrtenand Jhon and his airis for the releyf of the sayd ii merk and ane
half." Sosine given by John Wan, bailie to the subdean. Witnesses: George
Bwrell, bailie. James Gybson, Robert Roger, Thomas Nor«-eIl, Johne Walker
and John Waulderston, serjeants.

1083. Stkn— Dow— Brwme. 6 June, 1531, 9 a.m.

Jhon Wan, bailie, gave sasine to John Dow as heir of q. Thomas Dow, burges
of Glasgw, his father, af "ane waest tenement, with yard, lyand in the Gallowgait
fra the Eyst Port of the samyne to Sant Mungus Kyrk, on the north piirt of the
gaet, bettiix the landis of wmqiihill David Knox on the west., the common vennell
on the eyst, and the landis of the Haleblwd altar on the northt." Thereafter, Jhon
Don resigned the property in favour of Alexander Sten and Janet Craeg, his spous,
for payment to him of 16 s. annualrent; reservand the sayd anwell to Janet Brwme,
his moder, induiring hyr lyfftynie; with thre schilhng of anwell to Schir Richart
Otterhwrno, chaplane of our Ladye Kyrk, and xv penneis anwell to Schir Wyhem
Howston, chaplane of the Kyrk of Howston and ther succeasouris ; with the bwrrow-
mnoll to be paeit yerlye . . . attour the sayd Alexander, with consent of his
spows, oblissis his place in the Gallowgaet Port, that he inhabits, in warrandise of
the paement of the xvj s. anwell." Witnesses; Henry Petcame, David Wydder-
spone, Archibald Pwdzone, Robert Heriot.

38 PROTOCOLS OF THE [Appx. a.d. 1631.

1084. Letteryk. 7 June, 1531, 2 p.m.

George Bwrell, bailie, gave sasine to Jonet M*Cullowcht, as heir of q.
John M^Cullowcht, her father, of "ane waest tenement, with ane yard, lyand
in the Drygaet, on the sowthsyd of the gaet of the samyne, betuix the
landis of AUhallow altar on the west, and the landis of David Letteryk on
the eyst." Janet then sold and resigned the property in favour of David
Letteryk and Marjorye Mwreheyd, his spouse, and 1.1. Witnesses : Alexander
M*Cullowcht, John Ouchtyr, Adem Hertbertson.

t le. 1085. MuRDOWCHT — Anderson — Awld. 23 June, 1531, 11 a,m.

Jhon Awld, younger, and John Awld, elder, procurator for Thomas Awld,
have set in feu to James Murdowcht and Agnes Anderson, his spouse, and
1.1., a tenement of which John, the younger, was in possession, "lyand fra
the Nedder Barresyet to the bryg, on the northt part of the gaet of the
samyne, betuix the landis of q. Jhon Pollok on the eyst, and the landis of
q. Wylle Arbowkyll on the west.*' Sasine given by John Wan, bailie,
Annualrent 16 s. yearly; "with four schilling of an well to be pact yeirle to
the communite of Glasgw . . . And attour geyf the sayd Thomas beis
nocht content of the anwell pertenand to hyme of the sayd place, that quhat
expensis the sayd James and his wyf, makis upone the sayd place to be
allowit in the anwell pertenand to the sayd Thomas" Witnesses: James
Wylson, John Hetheit, Robert Brwme, William Brownsyd, William Hall,
Stephen Lonys.

1086. Reyd. 6 July, 1531, 3 p.m.

Elspeth Wernok, daughter and heir of q. John Wernok, with consent
of Thomas Gumming, her curator, sold to Sir Mertyne Reyd, chaplain, "ane
forhows, with ane half bwtht," on the south side of the Gallowgait, betwixt
the lands of q. David Myntetht on the west and the lands of Thomas
Colquhon on the eyst. Sasine given by John Wan, bailie. Witnesses: John
Ryche. John Wydderuff, younger.

f. 17. 1087. Campbell — ALirjorebankis. 8 July, 1531, 9 a.m.

• John Neyll, procurator for Janet Marjorebanks and Katrine Marjorebanks,
acknowledged receipt of £50 from Mathow Campbell, in complete pajnaent
for all right they had to "vj ryggis of land lyand in the Palyard Croft
pertenand to thame in heretage, be the deceys of q. John Marjorebanks,

4 1. 8 Clement VIE.] TOWN CLERKS OF GLASGOW. 39

ther broder," in terms of contract between them; "and ayklyk ane hows
]yand in the Stokwell." Witncssea : Thomas Foret, Robert Marjorebanka,
John Campbell, John Walker, John Waulderstoti, serjeanta, and Ague? Jhonson.

1088. Wan— Walker. 27 July, 1531, 9 a.m.

George Burell, bailio, gave siiBine to Sir Andro Walker, chaplain, as
heir of q. Robert Walker, hia father, "of ane borne lyand in Sant Tenews
gaet on the northt syde of iho gaet of the samyne, botiiix the landis of
Scbir Martyne Reyd on the oyat part and the landia of wroquhill Wylyem
Walker on the west part." Sir Andro thereupon reeigned the property in
favour of John Wan and Margret Watson, hia spouse, they " paeand yeyrlye
to our Lady Kyrk aucht schilling of anwoU - . . and four schilling of
anwell yeyrle to the sayd Schir Andro . . . logydder with x d. of bwrrowe
maell . . . and attour Schir Ry chart OtterWm faes tano staet of the
foraayd viij BchJUing anwell (in name of the Kirk) for ane obit and
dirige to be done yeyrlye in the sayd Kyrk for Rob Walker, fader to
the aayd Schir Andro, and for his moder and freyndia sauU, to be praeit for
evermair." Witnesses : Schir James Schaw, John E^linton, David Dawiaon,
Andrew Haw,

1089. SCHERAR. 8 AugTiat, 1531, 5 p.m.

James Quhyt, hurgeas of Glasgow, sold to Robert Schenir and Helen
Bowe, his wife, "half ane fojT place, with baksyd and pertinens, to [be]
equale delt, lyand fra the corse to the Nedder Barreaayet, on tbe eyat part
of tbe gaet of the samyne, betuix the landis of Thomas Craeg on the
northt, the landis of the aayd James Quhyt on the auwtht, aud tbe bwm
of Malyndanor on the eyat." Sasine given by George Bwrell, bailie. Robert
and Helen were to pay 30 s. yearly to Alexander Scherar and hta heirs,
and "lo the wycaria of the queyr twentye schilling of anwell yeirlye, with
the burrow mailL" Witnesses : Robert Smyth, John Wan, bailie, George Jak,
John Wataone, and Robert Thomson. " John Walker, John Walsterton, John
Park, wytnes quhare the balyae grantit the common seyll, and quhare Jame
Quhyt band tbe laef of his place, baeth bakayd and forsyd, in chusa warnnlie
that gaef sa beia that tber be ony mair anwell tane nor fyf crownia of
monye of Robert Scberar part that incontynent tbe aayd Robert or hia
airis sail pas to the toder part and stand for raleyf of the samyne, bwt
ony impediment."

40 PROTOCOLS OF THE [Appx. a.d. 1631.

1090. Dalzell. 23 August, 1531, 9 a.m.

Mychaell Lyndzae resigned in favour of himself and Marrion Daksell,
his spouse, and l.L, "ane foyr place lyand within the cete of Glasgw fra
the cors to the Nedder Barres yet, on the west syd of the gaet of the
samyne, betuix the landis off Janet Merchcll on the northt, and the landis
of umquhyll Wylyem Mosman on the sowtht." Sasine given by George
f. 19. Bwrell, bailie. Witnesses : Archibald Hertbertson, John Glen, John Walker,
John Waulderston, Serjeants, and Sir John Maxwell, chaplain.

1091. Knox. 25 August, 1531, 9 a.m.

"Schir James Schaw, chaplaine of Sant Cristoffor altar, situat in the
He Kyrk off Glasgw," resigned in favour of David Knox and Male Kylpatrik,
his spouse, and 1.1., **ane born lyand in Sant Tenew gaet, on the northt part
of the samyne, betuix the landis of Thomas Wynzet on the west, and the
landis of Robert Carneys on the eyst . . . Paying yearly to Sir James and
his successors 10 s. of annual with the burgh maill.*' Sasine given by
George Bwrell, bailie, and the common seal affixed. Witnesses : Archibald
Hertbertson, William Adem, John Allason.

1092. Knox. Eodem die.

George Bwrell, bailie, gave state to David Knox, as heir of David Knox,
his father, "of ane foyr place, with baksyd and pertinens, lyand in our
Ladye gaet,'* on the south side thereof, "betuix the lands of John Park on
the eyst and the lands of Schir Alexander Boyd on the west.'* Same
witnesses as in No. 1091.

1093. Wylson. 19 September, 1531, 3 p.m.

Andro Howstoun, procurator for James Walker, burgess of Glasgow, and
t 20. Jonel Hammylton, his spouse, sold to Archibald Wylson "ane bom and twa
cwtt rudis of land, lyand on the Denesyd, betuix the landis of umquhill
Jhone Broune on the eyst and the landis of Robert Morison on the west.**
Sasine given by John Wan, bailie, to James Howston, subdean; "and attour
the sayd Janet, in absens of hyr hwsband, swoyr on ane bwk be hyr gret
atht that scho was nocht compellit to the selling of the saidis bom and
ruddis be the sayd James, bot it was hyr fre wyll." Done in the house
of Margaret Gauldwcll. Witnesses: John Bowye, tailor {scissore)^ David
Carruderis, and John Mosman.

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1094. Wylson. Eodem die, 4 p.m.

Andro Hawston, procurator for James Walker and Janet Hammylton,
resigned in favour of Archibald Wylson the property mentioned in No.
1093. Sasine given by John Wan, bailie. Witnesses: Nicholas Knox, John
Walker, William Mytchell, William Gardiner, John Morison, and John Mosman.

1095. Allason. 20 September, 1531, 7 a.m.

Gylbert Auldcom, burges of Glasgow, resigned in favour of Janet Allason,
his spouse, in liferent, "his foyr place and bak- place, yard, and pertinens,
lyand betuix the landis of Wylyem Stark on the northt, the landis of
Thomas Craege on the sowtht, and the bwrn of Malyndonor on the eyst."
Sasine given by John Wan, bailie. Witnesses : James Gybson, James Quhyt,
William Allason, John Watson, and John Walker, serjeant.

1096. Flemyng — Heriot. 4 October, 1531.

Master William Blakstok, prelocutor of Marion Flemyng, widow of the
late Allan Heriot, appeared in the court of the barony of a very reverend
father and lord, Gavin archbishop of Glasgow, held at his palace by Archibald
Dunbar of Blakcraeg, bailie of the archbishop, for defence of the said Marion
Flemyng; and in the end of the cause he alleged (1) that there was no
procurator to prosecute the cause of Robert Heriot, who was absent; and
albeit he was admitted on finding suflBcient caution, and found the Laird '• 21.
of Artht, yet he was not sufficient, because he had neither lands nor goods
within the lordship of Glasgow; (2) He alleged that there was no libelled
citation nor libelled precept for Robert Heriot in that matter or cause, but
that he desired nothing to be decerned and adjudged to the said Robert,
but to produce the rights of both before the said lord of Glasgow and his
bailies; wherefore, if the assize should determine otherwise, it would be wilful
error; (3) He alleged that the late Allan Heriot, husband of said Marion,
was himself alone rentalled in the lands in question, in the rental book of
Glasgow, and no one with him; which rental was not deleted at the time
of his decease, on account of which, as he offered to prove, the said Allan
enjoyed the lands, as his relict also did, and was called in courts for the
same; (4) That he, the prelocutor, desired to see the rental at his client's
expense, and offered to prove that it had not been changed by her husband
in his lifetime; and by that right she should enjoy the lands by the general
custom, and by the privilege to the widows of Saint Mungo during their
widowhood; (5) That this was a question of law as well as of custom, and

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[Appx. A.D. 1531.

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such a matter should not go to an assize of men unskiUed and unadvised,
who had no knowledge, but that the bailie and his assessors ought to decide
it; (6) That for a period beyond memory of men, without any interruption,
widows had enjoyed the rentals of their husbands diuing their widowhood,
and in like manner this Marion Flemyng ought to enjoy the rental of her
husband, and that on account of divers laws and rights which he craved to
be inserted in this instrument as they follow . . .^ On behalf of the
widow he offered to prove the premises, protesting for wilful error if the
assize should deliver to the contrary.

1097. Lyndzae. 10 October, 1531, 11 a.m.

Elizabeth Blair, wife of David Lyndzae, elder, sold to Mychael Ljmdzae,
hyr gwdson, her conjunct fee and liferent "of ane bak place, betuix the
landis of Janet Muthell on the northt and the landis of wmquhill Wylyem
Mosman on the sowtht." Done in the lodging (hospitio) of the bailie, John
Wan. Witnesses: Sir James Schaw, Mathew Forthylk, and Walter SprewlL

1098. PwDZANB — Aton— Wydderspone. 11 October, 1531, 3 p.m.

Master Nycholl Wydderspoon resigned in favour of Archibald Pwdzone
and Janet Atone, his wife, "hys place with the pertinens lyand fra the
Eyst Port and Sant Mungoys Kyrk, on the northt part of the gaet of the
samyne, betuix the landis of Jhon Gray on the eyst and the landis of
Andro Wyderspoon on the west and the bwm of Malindonar on the northt;"

lA bl&iik of half a line is left here. The rental right
referred to in the text was probably that of Allan Heryot
who, on 81 December, 1618, was " rentellit in Ramishom
and Medwflat, and in the twa part of Gardarrow, aftyr
his modyr deces, and of hyr consent" (Diocesan Register,
i., p. 76). On the same day there is an entry in the
Rental Book bearing that Allan Heriot was rentalled in
the SSSb 4d. land of Ramys Home and Medwflat, and in
688. 4d. land of Qardarrowch; "and faylyond of Alan
Heriot, Robart Heriot, his brothyr; and falyand of
Robart, Qylbart Heriot, his brodyr; rentellit in the
landis abuyne wrytin, ilk ane to bruk eftyr uthir" (lb.
pp. 76, 77). It was no doubt in consequence of this
substituted succession that Allan's widow was deprived
of her liferent. The result of the litigation is not
recorded, but as the widow's name does not appear in
the Rental Book, it may be assumed that the decision
was adverse to her claims. The next entry in the Rental
Book relating to the lands Is dated 28 January, 1646-6,
when Arthur Sinclare, brother of the Dean of Gla^^w,
is'^rentalit . . . be consent of Maister Robert Heryot,

the said Maister Robert browkand for hys tym" (76.)
Subsequent transmissions can be traced in the Rental
Book, and, eventually, the right was converted into a
feu holding under a charter granted by James Boyd,
archbishop of Glasgow, to James Fowlis of Colingtoun,
and Agnes Heriot, his spouse, dated 10 December, 1680;
confirmed by crown charter, 10 November, 1682 (Reg.
Mag. Sig. v. No. 466). Oardarroch is situated about five
miles to the north-east of Glasgow Cross. Rammishofen
is mentioned as a possession of the see of Glasgow as
early as the year 1241 (Reg. Glasg. p. 147. No. 180).
Though situated within the ancient royalty, Ramshom
ceaMd to be burgage property in consequence of the feu
charter, and when the property came into the market,
in 1606, it was acquired by the town council, in conjunc*
tion with Hutchesons' Hospital, to prevent any outsider
purchasing and improving it to the prejudice of the
burgh. The lands, now forming the site of Georf^
Square and adjacent streets, were disposed of in buildiDg
lots about the end of last century.

B I. 8 Clrmrnt Vn.] TOWN CLERKS OF GLASGOW.

43

the grantees paying 18 a. yearly, "and ij schilling to Schir Rychort Otterbwm
and ij achilling to the hospitall of the Almshowa, togydder with the bwrrow
mnell alanerlye ;" and they " to raea na mair anwell npone the sayd grownd
cxcep the forsayd xxij schilling allanerly." Saaino given by George Burell,
bailie. Witnesses : Archibald Herbertson, James Wykon, Archibald Wylson,
Robert Syme, William Gardinar, and John Walker, serjeant.

1099. Lyon. 17 October, 1531, 2 p.m.

George Bwrell, bailie, gave stale to Done Lyon "of ane waest tenement
lyand bettiix the landis of the Almushowa on the sowtht, and the common wennel
of the Gray Freris on the northt;" after recognition thereof, aa contained "in
the akkis of the cowrt bwk of Glasgow." WitnoGses ; Sir Andrew Heriot,
Sir Andrew Bwrell, Sir Malcolm Fleniyng, vicars of the choir of Glasgow,
John Mitchell, William Smyth, and William Kyrkland.

1100. GYBaoN— Gardinar. 21 October, 1631, 10 a.m.

Thomas Gardinar and (i/uni) Dowchill, his spouse, resigned in favour
of James Gybsoun, baxter, " xxxiiij b. of anwell be heap and stapyle of ane
place lyand frao the Nedder Barrosyet and the bryg, on the sowtht syd
of the gaet of the samyne, lyand betuix the landis of Jhon Uykke on the
west and the landis of Jame Gybson on the eyst;" with condition "that
geyf sa beia that the sayd Jamo Gybaon bowse be stronzait of oiiy mair
anwell nor viij schillinge Tie zoir, that than incontynent the aayd James or
bis airis, bwt ony stop or impediment, sail pas to the forsayd anwell to
pwnd for the raleyf of the samyne." Sasino given by George Bwrell, bailie.
Witnesses: John Weddcrop, John Pollok, William Fynneaon, William Smyth,
and John Walderston, serjeant,

1101. DWNLOP. 24 October, 1531.

George Bwrell, bailie, "hes tane in prenteischip Patrik Dwnlop, hys
sjsler son, to the saydlar craft' for the space of fytf yeiris, and to be fre
at the yscha of the saydis fyff yeiris, the sayd George fyndand hyme his
crafft melt and claethtj for the quhilk the sayd George grantis hyme
cont«nt and paeyt in compleit payment of v mcrkis," and the said George
becomea bound to pay to the said Patrik "ten pwnd of monye of the
faaell rest of hia barnya part of gwd, at the ischae of the fyff yeiria, befor

■BHUkrr ir

■ mofflitntaa imd

30 (OIu^oH Ohutert, pt, L, p. IE).

44 PROTOCOLS OF THE [Appx. a.d. 1531.

thir wytnes: freyr Jhon Paterson, wardene of the Gray Freris; Jhon Walkar
and Jhon Waulderston, Serjeants.

1102. Fergwson. 3 November, 1531, 11 a.m.

George Bwrell, bailie, gave sasine to Robert Roger and Janet Fergwson,
his wife, and l.L, of a place, "with baksyd and pertinens, lyand within the
cietie of Glasgw, fra the cors to the Nedder Barresyet, on the west syd
of the gaet of the samync, betuix the landis of wmquhill Thomas Law on
the sowtht and the landis q. Robert Carnys on the northf In like manner
he gave sasine of a tenement, with the pertinents, on the east side of the
same gait, betmxt the lands of q. William Gybson on the south, the lands
'• **• of Jame Quhyt on the north, and the burn of Malindinor on the east."
Witnesses: Robert Steward of Mynto, provost of Glasgow, Andrew Muir,
bailie, Archibald Herbertson, Sir Nicolas Fergwson, chaplain, John Fare,
Thomas Norwell, John Croket, John Walker and John Waulderston, Serjeants.

1103. Smolet. 9 December, 1531, 3 p.m.

"Jhon Smolet tuk ane not that George Bwrell and Andro Muir, balyaes
of Glasgow, grantit that James Wylson and Jhon Hethet war commissionaris
for thame anent the bying of ane schip of wyne, and allegit that the band
betuix Glasgw and Dwnbertane was broking for the calling of thame to the
consistor, and alswa that the sayd Jhon Smolet and Jhon Palmer war bailies
and wderis commissionaris of Dwmbertane protestit for rameyd.

"Item, Thome Andei-son, thesaurar for the town, protestit that quhat
Jhon Smolet, John Palmer, James Wylson, and Jhon Hethet dyd anent the
borrowgane for lordis lardis anent the excresses of the wyne of the schip
turn the town of Glasgw to na prejudice, nor hurt the contrak mayd betuix
Glasgow and Dunbertane."^ Done in the court of Glasgow. Witnesses: David
Knox, Archibald Hertbertson, Patrik Myllar, John Walker.

iFrom the 13th century onwards the records cont«iii and at a conference on the subject, held in 1524, the

many allusions to disputes and arrangements between former burn^h complained that *'the balyesand burg^essii

Glasgow and Dumbarton regarding merchandice arriv* of Dunbertane . . . had maid ane band and confedera-

ing in the Clyde. (See Glasgow Charters, pt. ii. pp. 14, tione with the citie of Glasgw without thair leif "

17, 54, 71, 146). In 1690, it was agreed that goods (Irving's Hist, of Dumbartonshire (1857) p. 166). The

arriving in ships should be purchased by commissioners bond here referred to would, it is supposed, be the

appointed by each burgh, and that the profits should be " band " or contract mentioned in the text. It will be

equally divided between the two communities (lb. p. observed that the summoning of Dumbarton repreeenta-

225). It is not unlikely that a somewhat similar tives before the consistorial court was all^ired to be an

arrangement subsisted in 1531 though the record of it infringement of the bond ; but in some other respects

has not been preserved. Renfrew had also its contro- thenatureof the transaction, as narrated in the protocol,

▼ersies with Dumbarton about the (^yde navigation ; is not quite explicit.

6 I. 9 Clement VII.] TOWN CLERKS OF GLASGOW. 45

1104. Hawston— Frebarne— Haw— ScHAW. 13 Dec, 1531, 12 to 3 p.in.

George Bwrell resigned in favour of Margret Hawston '*ane tenement
with the pertinens lyand fra the Blakfreris to the Cora, on the eyst syd
of the gaet of the samyne, betuix the landis of George Bwrell on the
northt, the lands of Andro Hawston on the sowtht, and the landis of
wmquhill Jhon Smytht on the eyst;'* with an annualrent of 408. furth of
the same place. Thereafter the said Margret resigned in favour of Jhon
Frebarne, burgess of Glasgow, and Jonet Haw, his spouse, "ane waest
bak tenement . . . with fre ischa and entre to the sayd bak waest
tenement beand at the foyr yet of the forsayd place, lyand within the town
of Glasgw fra the Blakfreris to the merket cors, on the eyst syd of the
gaet, betuix the landis of Sant Roches chaplanrie on the sowtht, the landis '• ^'
of wmquhill Jhon Smyth on the eyst, the landis of wmquhill Thomas
Jameson on the northt, and the landis of the sayd Margret Hawston on
the west,'* under reversion for a sum of money, "togydder with the expenses
mayd upon the bygging of the forsayd bak place, be the underatanding and
consy deration of four wnsuspect men of Glasgw, to be paid in the tolbuthf
Margret Hawston then resigned the "forsayd bak place" and 40 s. of
annual "to be tane off twa bwthis" in favour of Schyr James Schaw,
chaplain, and his heira for ever. Sasine given in each case by Andro Mwre,
bailie. Witnesses: George Bwrell, Sir Andrew Walker, William Walker, John
Walker and John Wauldereton, Serjeants, and Sir James Schaw.

1105. Reyd — SCLATER. 14 December, 1531, 8 a.m. f . ««.

Robert Sclater, with consent of Elspeth Sclater, his spouse, sold to Sir
Marty ne Reyd, chaplain, "ane tenement of land with baksyd, yard and
pertinens, lyand in to the Gallowgaet, fra the cora to the Eyst Port, on
the northt part of the gaet of the samyne, lyand betuix the landis of James
Wylson on the eyst and the landis of Andro Haw on the west." Sasine
given by Andro Miu*e, bailie. Witnesses: Archibald Pwdzoune and John
Walker and John Wauldorston, Serjeants. "The sayd Elspeth t swore on the
hale Ewangelys that scho was nocht compellit be Robert, hyr hwsband, to
the sayd alienatioune, bot of hyr own fre wyll.*'

1106. MuiR — Machane — Sten. 22 December, 1531, 3 p.m.

Arche Muir resigned in favour of Jhon M*Quhane and Effe Lyndzae,
his spouse, and 1.1., "ane born with the pertinens, as it lyis in lyntht and

46 PROTOCOLS OF THE [Appx. a.d. 15312.

breyd, besyd the Grafreris of Glasgw, betuix the landis of q. James Mason
on the west, the landis of the sayd Archibald Muir on the eyst, the common
Ion on the sowtht and the landis of Schir Waltyr Sten on the northt."
Sir Waltyr Sten also sold to John and Effe an annual of Ss. 6d., payable
'• 27. furth of the property. Thereafter Sir Waltyr sold to Arche Muir an annual
of 3 s. 6d. furth of the latter's barn, lying contigue nixt Jhon MH^uhanes
V born, bwndit as his bom lyis, and on the eyst part of the samyne lyis George

Swane land.*' Sasine in each case given by George Burrell, bailie. Wit-
nesses: Andrew Muir, bailie, Andrew Hawston, George Swan, John Cuninghame,
and the Serjeants.

1107. M*QuHANE— DowGLAS. 16 January, 1531-2, 3 p.m.

"Master Marcus Dowglas, chaplane of our Ladye altar, situat in the
Kyrk of Gadder, hes set in few ane west tenement, with yard and pertinens,
lyand in the Stokwell, betuix the landis of Wylyem Laing on the northt
and the landis of q. Peter Colquhoun on the sowtht," to Thomas M*Quhane
and Janet Lwfe, his spouse. Sasine given by George Bwrell, bailie. Annual
of 4 s. payable to Master Marcus, 12d. to the vicars of the "qwejrr,*' with
the burgh maill; "and geyf it happynis the forsayd waest to be strenzaet
of ony mair sowm nor vs. of anwell forsayd, in that caes the forsaydis
Thomas and Janet, their airis and assignais, sull pas frele, withowt ony
impediment, and strenzae ane merk of anwell of ane place lyand in the
Stokwell, betuix the landis of q. Mr. Thomas Leis on the northt, the Gren
of Glasgw on the sowtht, and the landis of q. Thomas Dow on the eyst,"
pertaining to the said chaplainry. Witnesses: Thomas Anderson, Sir Andrew
Walker, Robert Brwme, James Brwme, Robert Scherar, Andrew Rwssell, John
Grenheyd, John Johnston, John Walker and John Waulderston, Serjeants.

1108. DwNSLKSON. Eodem die, 3 p.m.

Johne Godde, with consent of Agnes Browne, "scho swome upone ane
f. 28. bwk that scho was nocht compellit be hyr hwsband bot of hyr fre wylle,"
sold to Sir Walter Dwnsleson, "ane howse, with ane yard and pertinens,
lyand in to Sant Tenew gait on the sowthsyd*' thereof, betuixt the lands
of the said Johne and his spouse on the east, and the land of Johne
Auchinros on the west. Sasine given by George Bwrell, bailie. "And attour
the sayd Johne Godde and his spouse byndis and oblis thame in the stratest
form can be dewisit that geff tha analie the laeff of ther place and yard

SI.9CLBMKNTV1I.1 TOWN CLEEKS OF GLASGOW. 47

that the sayd Schir Waltyr sail hnef it befor ony wder, wnder the pane
of perjure and defamacioune." Witne§8es: Master Mark Dowglaa, Thomas
Gardinar. Robeil Brwme, and Johiie Walker, aerjeant.

1109. Otterbwrn. 20 January, 1531-2, 11 a.m.

Master Martin Honimyl, chaplain, authorised John Walker, burges, aa
his procurator, to resign in favour of Sir Richard Otterbwrn, chaplain, an
annual rent of 20 shillings pertAining to the said Master Mailin, from a
tenement, lying t.c, in the way which leads from the Nether Poit to the
bridge of Clyde, on the south side of said way, between the lands of q.
Alexander Hommyl on the east, and the lands of q. Archibald Wylson on
the west; and Master Martin promised, by the stretching out of his right
hand, never to gainsay the same in judgment or oulwith the same; and
acknowledged to have received from Sir Richard the price of the annuatrent.
Witnesses: Patrick Lyon, Richard Allane, John Waulderston.

1110. Otterbwrn. Eodem die, 2 p.m.

John Walker, as . procurator, resigned, and George Bwrell, bailie, gave
sasine to Sir Eichnrd Ottcrbum of the annualrent mentioned in No. 1109.
Witnesses: Sir Archibald Dwn, William Gardinar, and Thomas Gardinar.

1111. QnHYT. 29 January, 1631-2, 3 p.m.

James Quhyt, burgess of Glasgow, resigned in favour of Katryne, Margret,
and Janet tjuhyt, his daughters, "his foyr pUce with the baksyd and
iwrtinens, lyand fra the Cors to the Nedder Barresyet, on the eyst syd of
the gaet of the samyne, betuix the landis of Robert Roger on the sowtht,
and the landis of Robert Scherar on the northt;" reserving his own liferent.
Sasine given by George Bwrell, iMiilie. Witnesses: WiUiam Lowthean, John
Blair, George Foderinghamc, Thomas Craeg, John Clement, John Brcchane,
John Walker and John Waulderston, aerjeants.

1112. RoBisoN— RiET. 3 February, 1531-3, 10 a.m.

George Bwrell, bailie, gave sasine to Anne Raet, as heiress of Michall
Raet, her father, "ane born lyand fra the Eyst Barresyet' to Sant Mungoyes

vniit appcum to have been Etaa Eut Tort, though it is nimi^ nppeAF* to hvtt Iweii BpitUed to the endoKiiig

ODUinul to flod ttiB deiitrnfttlDD ■'Barra" ippllni Id LurrtcnM wfll u to the apace wllbln. Whether «r pot

u; other than Ih* South Fort. A pilinded enchiiDre, the temt-yeli ioOlugDW budwij-connniliaaiiittaiuch

vllhln whith tournainiinla end td^ by cODlmt took ciii?]oniree li not kno»u. In JuDiegoii'a ScotUeh Dk-

plkOe, TUKunmonly termed thf buna. Uuy Jiiatuivea tioiimr)', "Birrudgce" Is deDned u "(door mudcot

ol (Qch deelgFintion ue cited 111 Mi. NeilioD'B "Trlil liy ban at wood, alika dlaunt Innn each other." The

Comtiit." For putinitui regudlnv the barrai In Edin. hi

bUTKh, rclerenct nwy be made to Sir Jamee MsnrlDk'i g.
"HiMOI} o< Ihe High CODBlabIca," pp. (S], [0] The

48 PROTOCOLS OF THE [Appx. a.d. 15312.

Kyrk, on the sowtht syd of the gaet of the samyne, betuix the landis of
umquhil Edward Scot on the west, and the landis of the sayd Edward on
the eyst.'* Thereafter, the heiress (here named Agnes) sold the property in
favour of Robert Robison and Esbell Sten, his spouse, to whom the bailie
gave sasine. Witnesses: Archibald Herbertson, William Wydderepon, Thomas
Boyd, John Walker, and John Waulderston, Serjeant.

1113. Laing. 16 February, 1531-2, 2 p.m.

f. 30. Symont Ray, and Male Lawson, his wife, sold to Petyr Layng "ana

place lyand within the ciete of Glasgw, fra the Nedder Port to the bryg
of Glasgw, on the northt syd of the gaet'* thereof, betuixt the lands of q.
Mr. Thomas Loiis on the west, "and the common Grene of Glasgow*' on
the south. Sasine given by George Bwrell, bailie. Witnesses: Andrew
Muir, the other bailie, John Pollok, Robert Hommyll, Stephan Hethet,
Alexander Cunninghame, John Gybson, Alexander My liar, and the two
Serjeants.

1114. Heriot. 28 February, 1531-2, 3 p.m.

Sir Andrew Heriot resigned in favour of Robert Heriot, his nephew/
"ane tenement with yardis and pertinens lyand in the Gallowgaet, on the
sowtht syd of the gaet of the samyne, betuix the landis of . Jame Mane on
the west, and the bwrn of Malindonor on the eyst and sowtht;" reserving
the granter's liferent. Sasine given by Andro Muir, bailie. Witnesses:
Thomas Anderson, William Park, and John Thomson.

1115. MWRK. 7 March, 1531-2, 9 a.m.

John Brwme, and Besse Wallace, his spouse, sold to Andro Muir and
Janet Bradye, and 1.1., "four schilling of anwel of Schyr Waltyr Dwnsleson
place, lyand in Sant Tenew gaet, on the sowtht part of the gaet." And
for greater security, Jhon and Besse resigned "four schillings of anwell of
f. 81. twa ryggis land lyand in the Langcroft, betuix the landis of Schir Martyne
Reyd on the eyst, and the landis of q. Edward Scot on the west, in clawse
of warrandis geyf the iiij s. anwell of the place forsayd be nocht strenzeable."
Sasine given by George Bwrell, bailie. Witnesses: William Brownsyd, William
King, James Cauldwell, and John Walker, serjeant.

iSir Andrew is designated '*em" of Robert.

5 1. 9CLEKKNT Vir.] TOWN CLERKS OF GLASGOW.

49

UIG. Coma. Eodem die.

"Schir -Thon Hawyk gaeff den Robert Cottia, prior of Blantyr,' posBesaion
of twa schilling of anwcll of his place lyand beluix the liindis of Jhon
Scot on llie aowtht, and tlie landis of Kynzen Knox on the northt, to be
tane yeyrle of the sayd place to the sayd prior and his suecessors. Wit-
nesses; Master David Hammylton, rector of Thankarton, John Cocheran of
that ilk {Uank) Wallace of Allyrslee, James Downaidaon.

1117. Allason. 16 March, 1531-2, 9 a.m.

Janet Bynglaw, with consent of John Glen, her apouae, sold to John
Allaaon and his heirs "ane foyr tenement lyand in our Ladyo gaet, on
the northt syd of the gaet of the samyne, hetuix the landia of wroquhill
David Poilok on the eyst," and other lands on the west. Sasine given by
George Bwrell, bailie. Witnesses ; George Elquhyston, William Adam, Peter
Bar, Laurence Watson, John Watson, younger, John Watson, elder, and
John Walker, serj'eant.

1118. HowsTON. In die parasduiffe,' 29 March, 1532, 4 p.m.

Allau Morison, and Helen Wilyemson, his spouse, sold to Master James
Hows ton, subdean of Glasgow, "aTie tenement, with yard and pertinens,
lyand fra the Sowtht Barresyet to the Grciie of Glaagw, on the northt
syd of the samyttc, hetuix the landis of John Gray on the eyst, and the
landis of Andro Rwssell on the west." Sasine given by George Bwrell,
bitilie, to Schir Thomas Flerayng, procurator for the subdean. Judicially
ratified by Helen Wylyemson hi absence of her husband; and incontinent
the said Schir Thomas resigned the subjects in favoiu' of SehJr James Scliaw,
in name of the church"; the said Allan and Helen to "brwk the sayd place
and profet therof for ther lyfFCymes alanerlie, thai, haldand wp the place
yeyrle." Witnesses: Allan Pollok, David Arthur alias Hoggisyard, and John
' Walker, Serjeant.

lln Dr. Gorton", " Mon«ti».a," p. »W, ti.e foliowin^

mhKribcd »t Ola^ow. on IB Auput, 16M(Htat MSS.

qonUtion from RiiMIe^ H3. Not« (0 IMUi'* CnUlogue

ot ScoCUih BLihoiM ii K>vcn: "Unn Kobort CoiiU,

priur o! Bluitjre, getn lirense to pan to Borne, or to

SFrom tbe deed ol erection ot the ooUesinte oharoh ot

St. Uuy, It ii ucertalned (bU one ol tl»^ ei>do«tnenU

llbcTlj lo puroh«B. in ll» court of Koioe, .ny benefl™,

n^ir or Hcolar, in SdotUnd, of the aviiU of tSOO

rent payible from Allan tiarrliwo'i property, there

■teriinf (he tut, (Uted October 2£, l&Sl," Tbc nmc

prtor Ind ifipwenUv been in office lor at leant Itae

on the eut ind tbe Uodi ol q. Wiiiiun l-ollak on ths

elnm pracedJug yttn. u " Dene Robert Coittii, prior

«en (Uber Ecclaie CollegUt*, p. SI).

o( BI»QTt - i> «ie ot the «lt(ua» to > deem urbitnl

50 PROTOCOLS OF THE [Appx. a.d. 1632.

1119. Lymburnar — Scot. 13 April, 1532, 10 a.m.

Andro Muir, bailie, gave sasine to Thomas Lymbwmar and Cristane
Maw the, his spouse, and 1.1., *'of ane tenement, with yard and pertinens,
lyand within the cete of Glasgw, fra the core to the Nedder Barresyet, on
the eyst syd of the gaet of the samyne, lyand betuix the landis of wmquhill
Wylyem Gybson on the northt, and the landis of Jhon Yong on the sowtht,
and the bwrn of Malindonor on the eyst;'* by resignation of James Scot,
with consent of Janet Neylson, who ratified the alienation in absence of her
husband. "Quhilk tenement is gewin to Thomas Lymburnar and Crystane
Mawthe in chaingeing for thar place that thai haeff in the ciete of Glasgw,"
as mentioned in No. 1120. Witnesses: David Knox, David Lyndzae, Thomas
Anderson, William Adem, John Smyth, John Craeg, Peter Adem, John
Walker, and John Waulderston, Serjeants.

1120. Scot — Nelsone — Lymburnar. Eodem rfte, 10 a.m.

George Bwrell, bailie, gave sasine to James Scot, biurgess of Glasgow,
and Jonet Neylson, his spouse, and 1.1., **of ane place, lyand within the
ciete of Glasgow, fra the Nedder Port to the brigg of Clyd, on the sowtht
syd of the gaet of the samyne, betuix the landis of Jhon Or on the eyst,
and the landis of Jhon Akinheyd on the west, and Malindonor bum on the
f. 83. sowtht,** by resignation and change of Thomas Lymbwmar, and Crystane
Mawthe, his spouse, as mentioned in No. 1119, and before the same witnesses.

1121. BoYDS— M*Lytstar— Wylson. 16 April, 1532, 2 p.m.

George Bwrell gave sasine to Jonet, Margaret, and Elspeth Boyds, as
found by ward of court nearest heirs to q. Thomas Boyd, their father, "of
ane place, with yard and pertinens, lyand fra the Nedder Port of Glasgw
to the brigg, on the sowtht syd of the gaet of the samyne, betuix the
landis of q. Ewyne Grame on the eyst, and the landis of Wylle Howggyne
on the west, and the bwrn of Malindonor on the sowtht;" reserving the
profit thereof to Male Wylyemson, their mother, for her lifetime. Thereafter,
Margret Boyd, with consent of George Hertbertson, her spouse, sold her
part of the property to Jhon M'Lytstar and Janet Boyd, his spouse, and
to Jhon Wylson and Elspetht Boyd, his spouse, to be "equale delt betuix
the persons abon writin.*' Witnesses: James Scot, William Wydderuff, John
Watson, John Smyth, Allan PoUok, Thomas Lymburnar, Patrick Glen, Bobert
Dokanele, John Walker and John Wai4derston, Serjeants,

6 1. 9 Clbment VIL] TOWN CLERKS OF GLASGOW. 51

"Item, vj merk to be paeit be Jhon M'Lytstar to Margret Boyd and
George Hertberteon, betuix and Lowkysmes nixt to cum."

" xxi May. George Hertbertson gaef his consent bef or Thomas Lymburnar,
Patricio Glen, Roberto Dokanele."

1122. M*Clane. 27 May, 1532, 2 p.m.

"Catheryne Haw, moder to master Patrik M*Clane, hes givin frele,
with hyr awn consent, all the gold, sylver and mowable geyr that pertenis
or may perten to hyr efiib3n: hyr deceys to master Patrik M*Clane, hyr son, f. 84.
scho brwkand the proffit of hyr awn gwdis induring hyr lyfftyme, ontribulit
be the sayd master Patrik, and at scho be browcht furtht honestle with
hyr awn gwdis efftyr hyr deceys." Done in the house of the said Katryne.
Witnesses: (blank) Park of Balgray, Donald Lyon, Andrew Campbell, Patrick
Millar, and Robert Cochren.

1123. Craeo. 5 June, 1532, 2 p.m.

Besse Oliquhant, with consent of Robert Boyd, her spouse, sold to John
Craeg "half ane merk of an well of ane place, lyand within the cete of
Glasgw, fra the Nedder Barresyet to the bryg, on the sowtht syd of the
gaet" Sasine given by George Bwrell, bailie. Witnesses: Thomas Lymburnar,
William Walker, William Card, and John Walker, serjeant.

1124. Hetheyt — Gank. 7 June, 1532, 8 a.m.

Schir John Chawmur, procurator for John Gane, resigned to John Hetheit,
and Janet Gane, his spouse, daughter of said John Gane, and 1.1., "ane
foyr place as it lyis in lyntht and breyd fni the Nedder Barrasyet to the
bryg of Glasgw, on the sowtht syd of the gaet," betuixt the lands of q.
John Cowper on the west, and other lands on the east; reserving the liferent
to the resigner. Sasine given by George Bwrell, bailie. Witnesses: Donald
Lyon, Andrew Campbell, Niel M*Carthur, James Rob, Thomas Lymeburnar,
John Walker and John Waulderston, Serjeants.

1125. Campbell — Gane. 7 June, 1532, 9 a.m. f . ss,

John Gane, burgess of Glasgow, "for the carnall affection and luff that
he had to Andro Campbell, his gwdson, and to Merrion Gane, his dochter,*'
the said Andro resigned to them, and 1.1., "ane tenement, with baksyd, yard,
and pertinens, lyand t.c, fra the cors to the Nedder Barresyet, on the west
syd of the gaet," betuixt the lands of David Wylson on the north, and

52

PROTOCOLS OF THE

[Appx. A.D. 1532.

t 86.

the lands of q. Edward Scot on the south. Eeserving the resigner's liferent.
Sasine given by George Bwrell, bailie. Andrew Campbell became bound, by
stretching out his hand,^ to pay £3 to John Gane. Witnesses: Sir John
Chawmeris, chaplain, Donald Lyon, Niel MKUarthur, James Rob, William
Allane, John Hethet, John Walker and John Waulderston, Serjeants, and
Peter Gylmuir.

1126. Allason — Knox. 13 June, 1532, 9 a.m.

David Knox, burgess of Glasgow, resigned and set in feu to John Allason
"ane tenement, with baksyd, yard, and pertinens ... in our Ladye gaet,
on the south syd, betuixt the lands of John Park on the east, and the
lands of Sir Alexander Boyd on the west; reserving to the resigner 20 s.
of annual, togydder with the awld anwell and borrow maell, awcht and
wont of befor." Sasine given by George Bwrell, bailie.

1127. Eodem die, 9 a.m.

David Knox, "for carnall luff and affection that he had to Archibald
Knox, his broder," resigned in his favour the annual of 20 s. mentioned in
No. 1126; but reserving his own liferent. Sasine given by George Bwrell,
bailie. Witnesses: Sir James Schaw, chaplain, John Mane, John Park, John
Walker and John Waulderston, Serjeants.

1128. Laing. 26 June, 1532, 8 a.m.

William Laing resigned to Paull Laing, his son, "ane tenement, with
yard and pertinens," lying "in the Stokwell, on the eyst part of the gaet,"
betuixt the lands of master Marcus Dowglas on the north, and the lands
of q. master Thomas Leyis on the south; and also "ane quartar of ane
kyle, lyand on the west syd of the gaet of the Stokwell, betuix the landis
of Jhon Jhonston on the northt, and the common Gren of Glasgw on the

iThe words in the ori^nal are : " Et diotus magister
ICartinus promisit de recto, per extentionem sue manus
dextre, et de non contradicendo in futurum in judioio
neque extra." "Straiking" hands was a common mode
of denoting a concluded contract. In this connection,
Jameson interprets " straiking " as Joining hands. One
of the meanings, howe\'er, of the old Scottish word
itraik^ or ttreik, is stretch, and this signification woald
coincide better with the gesture noticed in the text.
Knox appears to have used the expression in the latter

sense when, in narrating the delivery of Geoi^ Wlihaii
to the Earl of Bothwell, he alludes to the " proml ti
maid in the presence of God, and handis straoked upon
hoith the parties, for observatioun of the premiaset**
(History, i. 139-42 ; quoted by Hill Burton in History of
Scotland, iii. p. 255). Stretching out the hand may,
perhaps, have been the recognised fonn of making a
promise, while the joining of hands might take plaoe
when mutual obligations were undertaken.

5I.9C1.EMBNTVII.] TOWN CLERKS OF GLASGOW, S3

suwliit." Casino givcu by Georgo BwroU, bailie. Witnosaes; Archilmld
Hertbei'taon. Andrew Sumrayr, Donald Lyon, John Johnson, John Walker
and John Wiilderston, iMtilius.

1129. TaB Amis of Jhos Gan?:— Campbeli. 27 June, 1532, II a.m.
George Bwrell, bailie, guvo wiaine to Miirgaret Gane, Merrion Gane,

Janet Gane, elder, Janot Gane, yotingor, and Uoleson Gane, as heirfl to q,
John Gane, their father, of a fifth part each, of "ane tenement, with yard
and peninens, lyand within the town of Glasgw, tra the cors to the Nedder
Barresyet, on the west syd thereof, betuixt the lands of David Wylson on
the north, and the lands of q. Edward Scot on the south. Thereafter, the
two Janela, Heleson and Marion, sold and resigned their respective fifth
parts to Andro Campbell and Marion Gane, his spouse, and 1.1., to whom
the bailie gave sasine. Witnesses: John Wan, Archibald Hcrtbertson, Donald
Lyon, William Adam, John Wedderop, John Craeg, John Dykke, John
Hetheyt, elder, David Knox, Patrick Myllar, Master Nicholas Wydderspon,
Sir John Chawmeris, Sir Walter Diinsleson, John Walker and John Waulder-
stoD, Serjeants.

1130. The Airis op Jhon Gank— Hktheyt. Eodent die.

George Bwrell, bailie, gave saaine to Margret Gane, Merrion Gane, Janet
Gane, elder, Janet Gane, younger, and Heleson Gane, as heirs of q. Jhon
Gane, their father, of a fifth part each "of ane foyr tenement, lyand fra
the Nwlder Barresyet to the bryg of Glasgw, on the sowth of the gaet of
the samyne, betuix the kndis of ij. Jhon Cowper on the west, and the
landis of q. Jhon AMnheid on the eyst." Thereafter, the said Merrion, Janet,
younger, and Heleson, sold their parts "in favour of John Hethot and Janet
Gane, elder, his wyff."

1131. Craeg— DoKANELE. 27 June, 1532, 11 a.m.

John Craeg, burgess of Glasgow, resigned in favour of Hohert Dokancle,
and Katryne Carslaw, his spouse, and 1.1,, "half ane merk of anwell of a
place lyund within the cete of Glasgw, fra the Nedder Port to the bryg
of Glasgw, on the sowtht syd of the gaet of the samyne, lyand betuix the
landia of q. Jhon Hyllok on the west, and the lands of (blank) on the cyst."
Sasine given by George Bwretl, bailie. Witnesses: Archibald Hertbortaon,
William Adem, Thomas Lymburnar, John Walker and John Waidderston,
Serjeants.

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1132. Campbell — Gane. Eodem die, 3 p.m.

Merrion Gane resigned in favour of Andro Campbell, her husband, and
herself, and 1.1., ^'ane tenement, lyand within the ciete of Glasgw, fra the
Nedder Barresyet to the bryg on the Clyd,'* on the south side thereof,
betwixt the lands of q. Thomas Boyd on the west, the lands of Wylyem
Stark on the east, and the bum of Malindonor on the sowth. Sasine
f. 89. given by Andro Muir, bailie. Witnesses : Sir Walter Dunsleson, Sir John
Chawmeris, and Sir John Maxwell, presbyters, John Wydderuff, elder, James
Wydderuff, and David Syme.

1133. Gane — Hetheyt. Eodem die, 3 p.m.

Janet Gane resigned in favour of herself and John Hethet, her spouse,
and 1.1., "ane bak tenement . . . lyand in to the samyno gaet, betuix
the landis of q. Jhon Cowpar on the west, the landis of (blank) on the
eyst, and the bum of Malindonor on the sowtht." Sasine given by Andro
Muir, bailie. Witnesses, same as in No. 1132.

1134. Wydderuff — Craeg. 5 July, 1532, 12 a.m.

Thomas Craeg, with consent of Crystane Petigrew, his spouse, sold to
John Wydderuff, and Janet Salmond, his spouse, and 1.1., a tenement, lying
"fra the cors to the Nedder Barresyet, on the eyst syd of the gaet,"
betwixt the lands of Gylbert Awldcom on the north, the lands of Robert
Scherar on the south, and the burn of Malyndonor on the east. Sasine
given by George Bwrell, bailie. Witnesses: John Wan, Andrew Craeg, John
Wydderuff, elder, Andrew Hall, Andrew Bradye, John Walker and John
Waulderston, Serjeants, Sir Archibald Wylson, chaplain, William Gardinar,
and William Fynneson.

f. 40. 1135. CoMMUNiTAS— Flemyng — MoRisoN. 9 July, 1532, 8 a.m.

George Bwrell, bailie, at command of the provost, bailies, and counsell
of Glasgow, gave sasine to David Morison and his spouse, and 1.1., of a
"tenement, with yard and pertinens, lyand in the Stabyll Gren, betuix the
common streyt of the toun on the sowtht part, and the landis of q. Patrik
Atldn on the eyst, and person of Glasgw land on the northt. . . . The
said David, his spous, and ther airis, paeand yeyrle to Andro Flemyng,
beydman of the bak place of the Almus howse,* twelf schilling of an well

iSt. Nicholas' Hospital, which stood on a site now The former seems to have belonged to the bishc^, and

occupied by part of the present Barony Church and the latter to the town. (See Glasgow Beoords, L pc 166 ;

grounds, was sometimes called the fore almshouse, while Charters, pt. ii. p. 22).
an adjoining building was called the hack almshouse.

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yeyrle," Witneases: Sir Thomas Crawfurd, chaplain, David Awlderslon,
Constantine Huchison, Jnmea Myllar, and John AVaiilderston, serjcant.

113S. Dykke. Evdem die, 2 p.m.

Bessie Oliquhant, with consent of Robert Boyd, resigned to John Dykke
"v]d. of anwell of his awin place, lyand betuix ihe landis of Robert Dokanle
on the west, and the laridie of Robert Lokert on the cyst," for a anni of
money. Sasine given by George Bwrell, bailie. Witnesses; Robert Lokert,
Robert Dokanele, and Thomas Crasg.

1137. Wallace— Gane. 24 July, 1532, 7-30 a.in.

Janet Oane resigned in favour of James Wallace, her husband, "ane
born, with twa lang ryggis, and twa shorttiir ryggis, lyand all togydder, in
the Lang Oofft, Iwt^iix the landia of q. Andro Boyd on the eyat, and the
landia of q. Wylyem Walker on the west; and twa ryggis lyand in the
aamyn crofft, betuix the landia of Schir Martyne Reyd on the west, and
the landis of . , . on the eyst; and tweltif schilling of anwell of Robert
Bard and Jhon Terbcrt howse, e((nalo, of ilk ane of thamo vj s. anwell
in the yoyr, lyand betuix the landia of q. Adem Watson on the west,
and the Undia of Tboraaa Wynzet on the eyst." Sasine given by George
Bwrell. Witnesses : Master Nicholas Wydderspoune, notary public, Robert
Sclatar, John Walker and John Waulderston, acrjeants.

1138, Grahame — Steward. 19 AugiiHt, 1533, 11 a.m.

Elsboll Steward, as conjunct tiear, resigned to James Steward, her son,
"ane tenement, with yard and pertinens, lyand within the cete of Glasgw,
fra the Wyndheyd to the core, on the west syd of the gaet of the samyn,
betuix the landis of Sant Mungois chaplanerea on the northt, and the
wennall of the Grammar SchuU on the aowtht." Sasine given by Andro
Mair, bailie, to Master Robert Steward, procurator for the said James, who
again, on his behalf, with consent of the said Eisbell, his mother, resigned
the said place in favour of James Grahame and Eisbell Steward, his spouse,
and 1.1. , reserving the frank teuemeiit to Allaue Stewai-d duruig his h'fetime.
Witnesses; Robert Steward of Mynto and provost of Glasgow, John M'Quhan,
Oswald Muir, Jasper Petigrew, Peter Murray, Thomiis Scot, and John
Waulderston, Serjeant.

56 PROTOCOLS OF THE [Appx. a.d. 1532.

1139. Merchell. 18 September, 1532, 3 p.m.

Besse Merchell resigned in favour of Wylzem Henderson, her spouse,
"ane borne, with ane howse and yard, lyand in the Stabyll Greyne, betuix
ane borne of q. Wylyem Baxster and the Brwmehyll croft on the northt,
the common streyt on the eyst, the Gyrtht cors on the sowtht, and the
common streyt on the west." George Bwrell, bailie, gave sasine to the
said Wylyem and Besse, and 1.1. Witnesses: Sir Martin Reyd, chaplain,
Robert Allane, John Walker and John Waulderston, Serjeants.

1140. Bergylle— GwDE. 22 October, 1532, 9 a.m.

Jhon Gwd, with consent of Janet Scheyll, his spouse, she having sworn
she was not compelled thereto, sold to Thomas Bargylle, and Janet Dwnlop,
f. 42. his spouse, and 1.1., " ane foyr tenement, with ane part of auld bak tenement,
lyand all thir nixt the foyr part, contenand nyne ell of lyntht, with half
ane yard of free yschae and entre to the sayd bak part and yard, to be
at the entre of the foyr place, bwt ony impediment, lyand within the cete
of Glasgw, fra the Nedder Barresyet to the bryg of Glasgw, on the northt
part of the gaet of the samyne, betuix the landis of q. John [Oliphant] on
the west, and the landis of q. Hugh Beytht on the est.'' Sasine given
by George Bwrell. " Paeand yeyrle furtht of the sayd place xx s. of anwell
to master Nycholl Wydderspone,^ and to his aeris, and vij s. of anwell" to
a chaplainry, which is not named. Witnesses: Henry Neyll, John Allason,
Robert Hommyll, John Smytht, and John Walker, serjeant.

1141. CoLQUHON. 23 October, 1532, 12 m.

Petyr Colquhon resigned in favour of Petyr Colquhon, his son, and
apparent heir, **ane tenement, lyand fra the Blakfreris to the cors of Glasgw,
on the eyst syd of the gaet of the samyne, betuix the landis of Archibald
Wylson on the northt, the landis of q. Archibald Hertbertson on the eyst, and
the common streyt on the sowtht and west parts;'* reserving the grantor's
liferent. Sasine given by George Bwrell. Witnesses: Patrick Lyon, David
Muirheyd, David Lyndzae, younger, Peter Adem, John Denfeyld, John
Walker, and Sir Richard Otterbwrn.

I In 1539, Nicholas Witherspoune, designated as St. Mary, where he founded and endowed a prebend
perpetaal vicar of the parish church of Strathavane, (Uber Eoclesie, p. 123).
bequeathed Uiis annualrent to the oolle^te church of

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1U3. Hetheit— Gank. 14 November, 1532, 11 a.m.

Margaret Gane, spouse of John Scot, with his consent, sho "swortie
upoun tho halo ewangell that ache is notht compcllit be hyr hwsband,"
sold and resigned in favour of John Hatheit, younger, and Janet Gane, hia
spoiise, and 11., "the fyft part of ano foyr tenement, lyand within tbo
cele of Glaagw, fra the Neddcr Port to the bryg, on tho sowtht Byd of the
gaet of the samyne, betiiix the landis of q. Jhon Cowpar on the west, and the
Isndis of q. Jhon Aldnheyd on the eyat." Saaine given by Wylyem Henderson,
bailie. Witnesses: Robert Hommyll, Patrick M'Kellar, Michael Ljmdzae, Thomas
Brown, Sir John Chawmeris, chaplain, and John Walker, aerjcant.

1U3. Grahame. 21 November, 1532, 9'a.m.

John Scot "mayd James Grahame his veiTa lawchfull and wndowttit
aassigtm in and to the rademyng and lowsing of twa ryggis of land, lyand
at bis yard end, and ohlyst hym never to cum in the contrar," Witnesses:
George Bwrell and William Henderson, bailies of Glasgow, William Laing,
John Walker, and John Waulderston.

1144. Grahame— Scott. 22 November, 1533, 9 a.m.

John Scot, with consent of Margaret Gane, his spouse, sold to James
Grahame, and Eysbell Steward, his spouse, and 1.1., "ane foyr tenement, as
it lyis in lyntht and breyd n-ithin tho cote of Glasgw, fra the Wyiidbeyd
to the Blakfreris, on the eyat syd of the giiet of the samyne, betuJx the
Undia of q. David Flemyng on the northt, and the landis of Sant Thomas
chaplanerc on the sowtht." Judicially ratified by Marg-.iret Gane. Sasino
given by Wylzem Henderson, Irnilie. Witnesses : George Bwrell, John Andro,
Cuthbort Quhytfui'd, John Walker and John Waulderston, aerjeants.

1U5. Scot. Eodem die.

"James Grahame and bis wyf hes gevin our the yeyr tak of the half
Posyll to Jobn Scot, tho sayd John oblyst that goyf he aettis tbe sayd
Dialing fra hyme sellf, that James Grahame sail haef ane yeyr tak for the
yeyr that be bes gewin our to hyme." Same witneascs.

1U6. Campbell— Scot — Ganb. 26 November, 1532, 11 a.m.

Margaret Gano, eldeat daughtei', and one of tbe heirs of q. John Gane,
burgess of Glasgow, sold to Andro Campbell, and Merrion Gane, his spouse,
and 1,)., "the fy^ part of ane tenement, with yard and pertinens, lyand

58 PROTOCOLS OF THE [Appx. a.d. 1532.

t.c., fra the cors to the Nedder Barresyet, on the west syd of the gaet of
the samyne, betuix the landis of David Wylson on the northt, and the
landis of q. Edward Scot on the sowtht." Judicially ratified by Mergret.
Sasine given by Wylyem Henderson, bailie. Witnesses: Andrew Mwre, John
Hethet, younger, Sir John Chawmeris, chaplain, John Campbell, John Walker
and John Waulderston, Serjeants.

1147. Clydisdael — Quhyt. 27 November, 1532, 3 p.m.

Jane Quhyt sold and resigned to George Clydisdaell and Merren Byche,
his spouse, and 1.1., "xx schilling of anwell to be tane yeyrle of the sowtht
part of ane tenement, lyand within the cete of Glasgw, fra the cors to the
Nedder Barresyet on the eyst syd of the gaet," betwixt the lands of Robert
Scherar on the north, the lands of Rob Roger on the south, and the bum
of Malyndonor on the east. Sasine given by George Bwrell, bailie. Wit-
nesses: William Henderson, bailie, William Adem, John Clerk, David Morison,
James Yong, John Yong, John Walker and John Waulderston, Serjeants.

1148. DwNSLKSON — Rankin. 12 December, 1532, 11 a.m.

Margaret Rankin, with consent of Andro Anderson, her spouse, sold to
Sir Waltyr Dwnsleson, chaplain, "sax schilling of anwell of ane place, with
1 46. twa ryggis and ane cwt rud ryg, lyand in the Lang Croft," betwixt the
lands of master Michael Huchison on the east, and the lands of q. Adem
Watson on the west;" "and als Mergret Elquhynston hes presenile owr
gewin hyr conjunct fe and profit of the sayd vj schilling anwell for ever.'*
Judicially ratified by Margaret Rankin. Sasine given by George Bwrell,
bailie. Witnesses: William Brownsyd, Thomas Smyth, John Clerk, John
Waulker and John Waulderston, Serjeants.

1149. LOPPK — CoTTis. 9 December, 1532, 10 a.m.

George Bwrell, bailie, gave sasine to Andro Loppe, as heir of "frejrr
Archibald Loppe, his broder," of "ane bak tenement, with yard and pertinens,
and fre yscha and entre at the foyr yet, lyand within the cete of Glasgw,
fra the Blak Freris to the Merket Cors, on the eyst syd of the gaet,
betuix the landis of Mungo Morton on the north, the landis of q. Jhon
Scheyll on the sowtht, and the burne of Malindonor on the eyst; and
syklyk hes gewin staet of ane bom, lyand fra the Gallowgaet Port to Sant
Mungoyis Kyrk, on the northt syd of the gaet, betuix the bom of George
Bwrell on the west, and the common vennel on the eyst." Andro Loppe

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then resigned the subjects in favour of himself and Crystane Cottis, his
spouse, and 1.1. Witnesses : Sir John Keyne, chaplain, William Armorar,
John Wyddeniff, John Mertyne, Andro Cottis, and John Walker, serjeant,

1150. Park. 23 December, 1532, 3 p.m.

Margret Gray sold to Alexander Park of the Baggray "ano loft and
ane bwtht imder the loft, lyand within the eete of Glasgw, fra the Freris
to the com, on the weat syd of the gaet, betuix the hindis of Wylyem
Carswoll on the iiortht and sowtht partis." Witneasaa: Sir Hobert Dwrans,
John Park, Archibald Mtiir, William Mungumre, William Bwrell, David Pado,
and John Walker, serjeant.

1151. Smytht — Smytht. 7 January, 1532-3, U a.m.

George Bwrell, bailie, gave sasine to Merron Smytht, as heir of q.
maeter Andro Smytht, her brother, of "ane tenement, with yard and
pertinent, as it lyis in lyntht and broyd, within the cete of Glasgw, fra
the Blakfreria to the merket core, on the west syd of the gaet, l>otuix the
laudis of Andro Summyr on the northt, and the landis of Hendre Bwrell
on the sowtht, with fro yschac and entre at George Bwrellis yet to ane
part of the sayd bak tenement;" and also of "ane tenement lyand in the
samyne stret, on the eyst part of the gaet, betuix the landis of i{. Jhon
Scheyll on the northt part, the landis of Sant Crystoter chaplaiiero on the
sowtht part> and the bwrn of Malyndonor on the eyst part." Merren
thereupon resigned the tenement in favour of Wylyem Smyth, her hiisband,
and herself, and 1.1. Witnesses : Thomas Foret, Thomas Anderson, Thomas
Adem, and John Walker.

1152. Walker— Stes. 16 January, 1532-3, 3 p.m.

John Walker and Janet Sten, his spouse, resigned to Janet Walker,
their daughter, "ij rwd of land in foyr front, and xxWij ell of lyntht,
Ijrand liesyd the Grafreris of Glasgw, betuix the landis of Wylyem Smytht
on the sowtht, the Grayfreria on the northt, and the landis of Schyr
Waltyr Sten on the west," the rosigners " brwkand the frank tenement
therof in during ther lyftymo ;" also John Wedderop, as procurator for Schyr
Waltyr Stcn, resigned in favour of Janet '" v schilling of atiwell of the sayd
land." Sasine given by George Bwrell, bailie. Witnesses : John Elgglinton,
Allane Fare, Mathew Steward, William Walker, and John Waulderston, serjeant.

60 PROTOCOLS OF THE [Appx. a.d. 15323.

1153. Scot. 21 January, 1532-3, 8 a.m.

Janet Cunynghame resigned to Heleson Waulderston, her daughter, "ane
tenement, with yard and pertinens, lyand within the ciete of Glasgw, fra
the Wyndheyd to the Blakfreris, on the cyst syd of the gaet, betuix the
landis of Alexander Waulderston on the northt, and the landis of q. Jhon
Flemyng on the sowtht;" Janet "brwkand the proffef during life. Sasine
given by Wylyera Henderson, bailie. Thereafter, Heleson, with consent of
her mother, sold to Pate Scot and Elspetht Kobison, his spouse, "ane
foyrbutht . . . that Hende Wylson inhabittis of the sayd place, with
vj ell and ane half of lyntht and breyd of the bwtht on the bak syd."
"And attour the sayd Heleson, with consent of Janet Cunynghame, hyr
moder, byndis and oblises thame . . . geyf sa beis that the sayd bwtht
be strenzaet of ony anwell that incontynent it salbe lefull to Patrik, his
wyf, aeris and assignais, to pas and strenzie the laef of the place for ther
warrand.'' Witnesses: Alexander Waulderston, James Tod, William Kyrkland,
John Colbraetht, and John Waulderston, serjeant.

'•*8- 1154. Scot— Wylson. 2nd December, 1532, 11 a.m.

"Jhon Muir, balzae of Yrwyne, gaef staet, be yeyrd and stane, of ane
bak tenement, with the pertinens, lyand betuix the landis of q. Peter Craeg
on the sowtht, and the landis of q. Jhon Deyne on the noithtj and of
twa bornys, with twa ryggis, lyand at the eyst end of the town, betuix
the landis of Sant Katryne and Sant Eynzen on the northt, and the landis
of Jhon Pawton on the est, to Wylyem Scot and Mergret Wylson, his
spouse, and to ther aeris, be resignatione of master Thomas Scot anent the
tenement., and of Robert Scot and . . . Muir, his spouse, anent the
bornis and ryggis ; reserwand na frank tenement of thame.'* Witnesses : James
Brown, William Scot, Thomas Kyill, Sir Robert Tempilton, Sir William Muir,
chaplain, Archibald Wylson, John Muir, Allan Clogge, and John Cunynghame.

1155. POLLOK — Carswell — BWRELL. 1 March, 1532-3, 3 p.m.

Alexander Park of the Balgray resigned to John Pollok, smytht, "ane
bwtht, with ane loft, lyand all ther nixt abwn it, lyand betuix the landis
of Jhon Anderson on the sowtht, and the landis of Wylyem Carswell on
the northt." Sasine given by Wylyem Henderson, bailie. Witnesses: Allan
Steward of Craghall, David Pollok of *that ilk, John Wan, Thomas Anderson, John
Haw, David Arthwre, George Bwrell, master David Brwse, Sir William Bwrell,
Sir Thomas Crawfurd, chaplain, John Walker and John Waulderston, Serjeants.

6L10CLBMBNTVII.] TOWN CLERKS. OF GLASGOW. 61

1156. Scot— Lop. 3 March, 1532-3, 3 p.m.

Hspetht Thomeson, with consent of Alexander Lop, her spouse, and of
Wylzem Scot, her son, resigned to Janet Scot "ane tenement, lyand in our
Ladye gaet, on the north syd, betuix the lands of John Allason on the
east, and the lands of Thomas Wynzet on the west ; the granters " brwkand ^ «•
the proffet '* for their lifetime. Witnesses : Thomas Anderson, John Rankyne,
Thomas Norwell, William Haw, Robert Bogyle, Malcolm Armour, Lawrence
Watson, John Walker, serjeant.

1157. Ros — OuQUHANT. 5 March, 1532-3, 8 a.m.

Besse Oliquhant, with consent of Robert Boyd, her spouse, sold to
Rynzen Ros, burgess of Glasgow, "ane tenement, with yard and pertinens,
. . . fra the sowtht port to the bryg on Clyd, on the northt syd of
the gaet," betwixt the lands of q. John Ray on the west, and other lands
on the east. Sasine given by George Bwrell, bailie. Witnesses : Thomas
Anderson, Robert Dokanele, Constantine Boyd, John Walker and John
Waulderston, Serjeants.

1158. OwcTHYR. 15 March, 1532-3, 8 a.m.

Sir John Bradye, procurator for Mergret Benyng, resigned in favour
of James Uchtyr the fourth part of a yard or orchyard, called Gardinar's
yards, lying t.c, on the east side of the street leading from the Townhead
(in summilate civUatis) to the two crosses, between the lands of q. George
Gardinar on the south and north, extending between the fore part of the
said lands and the gardens of the vicars of the choir of Glasgow. Sasine f. so.
given by Wylyem Henderson, bailie. • Witnesses : Andrew Rwssell, James
Wat, and John Walker, serjeant.

1159. Atkin. 19 March, 1532-3.

George Bwrell, bailie, gave sasine to Janet Atkin, as heir to q. Patrik
Atkin, her father, of "ane tenement, with yard and pertinens, in the
Stabyll^ene, betuix the landis of Archibald Crawfurd on the northt, the
landis of David Morison on the west, and the common streyt of Glasgw
on baetht the sowtht and eyst parts.'' Witnesses: Sir Thomas Crawfurd,
Walker, John Bwntyne, Patrick Armwre, David Morison, John
Walker, and John Waulderston, Serjeants.

1160. Campbell. 26 April, 1533, 1 p.m.

John lord Lyll sold to Mathow Campbell and Mergret Stewart, his
spouse, and 1.1., ''ane foyr northmest bwtht, with ane half bak tenement.

62

PROTOCOLS OF THE

[ApPX. A.D. 153d.

with half cloys, yard, and pertinens, and fre yscha and entre at the fory
yet," lying t.c, betwixt the lands of q. Thomas Blythman on the north,
the lands of Janet Blak on the south, and the burn of Malindonor on the
east. Sasine given by Wylyem Henderson, bailie. Witnesses: John Lyndzae,
John Campbell, John Brown, David Ljmdzae, and John Waulderston, serjeant.

'. 6L 1161. CowANE— Blacader. 5 May, 1533, 3 p.m.

Schir Wylyem Bwrell, procurator for master RoUaud Blacadar, vicar of
Kylbwrnye,^ resigned to Schir James Co wane, chaplane of Sant Ans altar,
situate within the parish kirk of Paslay, ten [shillings] anwell of ane yard,
lyand within the ciete of Glasgvv, betuix the landis of q. David Myntetht
on the west, ... of Sant Mungoyis chaplanerye on the eyst, the common
Ion on the northt, and the landis of David Knox on the sowtht . . .
in the name of change for x s. of anwell that the sayd Schir James had
of ane place of q. Hugh Beytht, outwitht the Nedder Sowtht Port> betuix
the landis of Sant Rochis chaplanerye* on the eyst, and the landis of Thomas
Bargylle on the wesf Sasine given by George Bwrell, bailie. Witnesses:
Allan Steward of Craghall, master Alexander Logane, Sir Rechert Cochren,
John Wylle, and John Walker, serjeant. The bailie granted the common
seal to be hung to this instrument.

1162. Bell — Lyndzae, 1 July, 1533, 9 a.m.

John Bell, burgess of Glasgow, resigned to Janet Bell, his eldest daughter,
and Janet Flemyng, her mother, "ane tenement, with yard and pertinens,
lyand in our Ladye gaet, on the sowtht syd, betuix the landis of Jhon
Boyd on the west, and the landis of Robert Tempyle on the eyst;" the
resigner reserving the profit to himself for life. Thereafter, Janet sold the
tenement to Lyon Lyndzae and his wife, Janet Parker. Sasine given by

iThifl may possibly have been Roland Blacadyr, at
one time subdean of Glasgow, though his connection
with the \'icarage of Kilbimie ha^ not been traced
elsewhere. Neither of the annualrents mentioned in
the protocol appear among the endowments of the
Stablegreen Hospital founded by the subdean. (See
vol. U. No. 618).

^There is preserved in the city's archives an instru*
ment, dated 10 October, 1508, narrating that Master
Thomas Muirheid, rector of Stobo and canon of Gla^^w,
founder of certain ohaplainries in the church of St.
Roche, resigned this property in favour of the provost,
bailies, and community of Glasgow, as patrons of one

of them. The property is there dMcribed as lands ucwiy
built by Muirheid, lying in the street leading from the
marlcet cross to the bridge of Glasgow, at the Nether
Port, between the lands or tenement formeriy of David
Camroun, and then of the sud Mr. Thomat on the
north, the street which leads from the laid port to the
bridge of Clyde on the south, the said Nether Port on
the east, and the lands or tenement, formerly of Robert
Dunslesoun, and then of his heirs, on the west An
instrument setting fortii the appointment of the magis-
trates and community as patrons, and the presentatioQ
of a chaplain, is printed in Glasgow Charters, U. p. 97.

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George Bwrell, bailie. Witnesses: David Lyndzae, William Adem, Robert
Anderson, John Croket, Mathew Park, Alexander Cunninghame, Patrick
Flemyng, John Walker and John Waulderston, Serjeants. f. 62.

1163. Anderson — Clemme,* 3 July, 1533, 6 a.m.

Greorge Clemme sold to Patrik Anderson and Gate Rowane, his spouse,
. . . "8 s. of annual furth of a barn, and 8 s. furth of two rigs
lyand in to Sant Tenewis [croft, betwixt] the landis of the almushowse on the
eyst and the landis of Andro Summyr on the west." Sasine given by
George Bvnrell, bailie. Witnesses: Archibald Muir, Richard Allane, Thomas
Anderson, Robert Anderson, John Neylson, and John Walker, Serjeant.

1164. AwcHiNROS — ^Armurar — M*Kyllmurrye. 8 July, 1533, 11 a.m.

Andro Awchinros sold to David Annur "ane waest tenement, with half
yard and pertinens, lyand in the Stokwell gaet, . . . betuix the landis
of q. Jhon Sclater on the north t," and other lands on the sowth. David
then sold the property to John M*Kylmurrye. Sasine given by George
BwrelL Witnesses : James Warrane, Robert Leis, John Grahame, John
Forsytht, Cuthbert Blakwoud, Robert Brwme, Thomas Cuninghame, and John
Waulderston, sergeant.

1165. Rankin — M*Kylmurrye. 7 August, 1533, 3 p.m. '• ^

John M*Kylmurrye sold to John Rankin and Helen [M*Kylmurrye], and
1.1., a "waest tenement, with half yard and pertinens [in the] Stokwell, on
the eyst syd of the gaet, betuix the landis of Schir . . . Sasine given
by George Bwrell. Witnesses: Laurence Watson, John Atkin, Thomas . . .
Gyllaspe M*Kyltargat, Thomas Hogge . . . Walker, serjeant.

1166. Campbell. . . . August, 1533.

Waltyr Catnpbell and Janet Carlyll, his spouse, "hes oblyst [themselves]
in the stratest forme can be dewisyt [that they] or ther aeris sail tak na
maner of proffet [furth of the] landis of Blawethyll, in the yeyr, excep
. . . cha[wldyr] of meyll alanerlye.'*

1167. Campbell — Campbell. Eodem dky 10 a.m.

Watte Campbell and Janet Carlyll, his spouse, sold to Mathow Campbell,
and Margret Steward, his spouse, and 1.1., '^ane tenement, with yard . . .

iSevenl leaves in the protocol book (foil. 52-67) are some words and paasagee have had to be rapplied or
fomewhat worn and mutilated, and, in oonsequenoe, left blank.

64 PROTOCOLS OF THE [Appx. a.d. 1533.

lyand within the ciete of Glasgw, fra the [Nether] Port to the biyg, on
the eyst syd of the gaet, betuix the landis of q. Alexander Hommyll [on
the] northt, the landis of the common of Glasgow [on the] sowtht, and the
bwrn of Malyndonor on the eyst part. Judicially ratified by Janet" Sasine
given by George Bwrell, bailie. Witnesses: [Robert] Steward of Mynto,
t. 54. provost of Glasgow . . . de Auchintenne, Patrick Crawfurd, Stephan
. . . Petigrew, Sir Andrew Walker, . . . Murray, and John Walker.

1168. Campbell — Carlyll. 9 August, 1533, 11 a.m.

. . . Ardintenne, bailie in that part, to Robert Steward of Mjmto,
gave sasine to Watte Campbell and Janet Carlyll, his spouse, and 1.1., of
"the half of the . . . landis of the Blawethyll' [quhilk] . . . *Summerwell
inhabittis."' Witnesses: John . . . Patrick Summerwell, John Summerwell,
Bertalamew . . . and Henry Mowet.

1169. Stark. . . . August, 1533.

. . . Rankin, procurator for . . . Jhon Alexander, burgess of
Stcreling, resigned to Wylyem Stark and Besse Allane, his [spouse, and LL,
a] "waest tenement, with half yard and pertinens [lying on] the eyst syd
of the gaet of the Stokwell [betwixt the] landis of q. Jhon Sclatar on the
northt, and the landis of q. Schir Jhon Alexander, chaplane, on the sowtht."
Sasine given by George Bwrell. Witnesses: William Henderson, bailie,
Andrew . . Patrick Anderson, Laurence Watson, George Clydisdael

. . . Brown, Richard Allane, Thomas Ryche, John . . . and John
Waulderston, Serjeants.

1170. M*Kyllmwrre. 21 October, 1533, 3 p.m.

Patrick Lyon, bailie of Glasgow, gave sasine to John M*Kylmwrre "of

ane waest tenement, wiih yard and pertinens, lyand in the Stokwell, on the

f. 66. gyg^ gyj Qf ^jjg gj^et, bctuix the landis of Jhon Rankin on the sowth," and

other lands on the north. Witnesses: William W . . . Blakwoud, John

Syme, Peter Glenmwr . . . John Walker, serjeant.

1171. Henderson. 31 October, 1533, 8 a.m.

Andro ... of Robert Steward of Myntto, prowest, Patrik . . .
Hertbertson, George Bwrell, David Knox, Thomas . . . Anderson, Wylyem

iSupposed to be the place now called Blawarthill, were then held of the crown by Sir John Stewart of
near Toker, in the shire of Renfrew. A charter^ dated Mynto (Reg. Mag. Sig. iv. No. 626).
16 September, 1660, shows that the lands of Blawathill

*I. IOClbmkntVII.] town clerks OF GLASGOW. 65

Adem, w-ith moneye divers of the com[munite gave] sUiet and saeaing, 1m
eyrd and stane," to Wylyam Heiideraon, "of twa ryggis of land, lyand in
the Stabyligrene, betuix the landis of Wylyem Baxeter on tlio sowtht, the
landis of the ... on the west, and the common of Gla.'jgw on tbe
northt." Paying yearly to the community of Glasgow "thro schilling of
anwell." Witnesses: Alexander Hepbwm, Jasper Petigrcw . . . Patrick
Fowlar, Patrik Aimai'ar, John Walker . .

1172. Crakg. 15 November, 1533, 9 a.m.

John Gylmm- sold to Audro [Craeg] and Helen Howe, his wife, and 1.1. ,
a "tenement lyand within the town of Glasgw [fra the] Nedder Barresyet
to the bryg, on the [south syd of the gaet] betwixt the lands of Wylyem
Fynneson on the west, the lands of John Hetheyt on the east, and the
bwm of Malyndonor on the south. Saaine given by Patrik Lyon, bailie.
Witnesses ; . . . Auldcorn, John Spot, Patrik Wire, Alexander . . .
and John Waulderston, scrjeant.

1173. Clydisdaell. 19 November, 1533.

. . , Walker sold to George Clydiadaele "ane peca of iifacst land,
lyand on the eyst part of Sunt Mungois Kyrk, beyond tbe Gallowgat bwrn,
"betwixt the lands of Wylyem Andor . . . the lands of Archibald Her-
[bertson] and the common street on the , . . Sasine given by Patrick
Lyon, builie. Witnesses: Archibald Her[bortson], Hertbertson, his son,
John Walker.

1174. MoBLSON. 12 December, 1533, 2 p.m.

Kobert Robiaon, with "consell" of EysboU Ston, his spouse, resigned 8 s,
of annual to "Sir . . , procurator for the young subden,' and 8 s. of annual
to [the said Sir] Jhoo, procurator for the person of Stobo, furth "of ane
place [lying on the] sowtht syd of the gJtet of the Drygaot [betwixt the
lands] of Schir David Crawfurd on the eyst," and other lands on the west
"And the said 16 s. of annual to [be divided] equally Iwtwixt master James
[Houston, aubdean] and master Adcm Colquhoun" [parson of Stolx)]. Sasine
given by Patrik Lyon, bailie. Annuals redeemable on payment of 15 merks.
Witnesses: George Pateraon, John , . . Walker, surjeant.

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1175. Knox. ... 1533-4.

Patrik Lyon, bailie, gave sasine to David Knox, burgess of Glasgow,
as heir of his father, of "ane [tenement] with yard and pertinens, lyand
in Our Ladye gaet, betuix the landis of q. Wylyem ... on the east,
and the landis of Merrion Smyth on the northt;*' reserving the liferent to
Janet NychoU, his mother. Witnesses: Andrew Muir, George Bwrell
[Archibald] of Hertbertson, John Allason, John Knox, William [Forsjyth,
John Walker and John Waulderston, Serjeants.

'• fi^- 1176. M^Kylmurrye. 28 Feb., 1533-4, 9 a.m.

John M*Kylmurrye resigned in favour of himself and Mawld Schaw,
his spouse, and 1.1., a "tenement on the sowtht syd of the gaet, betuix
the landis of umquhill Alex. Taelyeour . . .; and also "ane waest
tenement, with yard and pertinens, lyand in the [Stok]well on the eyst syd
of the gaet;*' betwixt the lands of Lowre Watson on the north, and the
lands of Wylyem Stark and Jhon Kankin on the south. Sasine given by
Patrick Lyon, bailie. Witnesses: John Dykke, John Watson, William Gardinar,
. . . Buntyne, Michael Lyndzae, John Walker and John Waulderston, Serjeants.

1177. LowK. . . . 1533-4, 10 a.m.

Patrik Lyon, bailie, gave sasine to John Lowk, as heir to q. John
Lowk, his father, of a tenement "in the Gallowgaet ... of the gaet
of the samyne, betuix the lands of Sten [Lownys] on the west . . ." and also
of "ane bom, lyand in the samyne gaet, betuix the landis of Sten Lownys
on the west, the landis of David Knox on the eyst, and the bwm of
Malindonor on the northt.'** Witnesses: John Petigrew, elder, John Petigrew,
younger, Patrik Pudzone, Patrik Morison, Thomas Dawe, David Cwrrye,
Jhon Walker and Jhon Waulderston, Serjeants.

f. 6a 1178. Crawfurd. 7 March, 1533-4, 8 a.m.

[Robert] Robison and Esbell Sten, his wife, sold "ane bom" to Patrik
Crawfurd and Janet Pareyss, his wife, and 1.1. Sasine given by Patrik Lyon,
bailie. Witnesses: John Knox, Andrew Haw, John Egglinton, John Walker
and John Waulderston, Serjeants.

lOn 8 February, 1648-9, Sir Martin Reid, chaplain, beyond the bwm of Malyndonar, between the landB of

bestowed various endowments on the collegiate church q. David Knox on the east, and the lands oi q. Stephen

of St Mary, including 6 s. of annualreut f urth of a tene- Lowyss on the west (Liber Eodesie, p. IM). The

ment of the late John Lowke, lying in the Oallowgait, property appears to be that referred to In the text,

7I.llCLBMBWTVn.] TOWN CLERKS OP GLASGOW.

67

1179. Cawthkkrt. 9 March, 1533-4, 3 p.m.

"Axie honerable man, Allane Ca[l<lwell] . . . Mwre of that ilk,' hes
waniyt Janul Bftyd, at hyr awn dwelling place within Glasgow, to rasaef ane
hundrethl merk [efturj ths forme of ane reversion mayd betuix the aayd
Allane . . . iipone Wytsunday evyn. Witnesses; . . . M'Clawchlaoe,
John Cttwtdwell of Lokyrmoa, Robert . , . Tnaitraan, and John Waulderaton,

1180. Anderson— Law. . . . 1533-4, II a.m.

Jhon Law . . . resigned in favour of Thomas Anderson "ane
[foyr place] . . . betuix the landis of Mungo Hawston . . . and
the landis of j Wylzem Stark; under reversion for 35 raerks. Sasine given
by Palrik Lyon, bailie. Witnesses ; John Knox, John Betoii, Paul Fauldis,
John Law, younger, Gylbert Auldcorn, Edward Symson, John Walker, and
John Waulderston,

1181. Barrk. Eodem dk. 11 a.m.

Scbir Mathcw Knox, chaplain of . . . altar, situated in the kirk of
Ranfrew, resigned in favour of Jame Barre and ... his spouse, and I.I., "ane
waest tenement, lyand betuix the landis of Alexander \\'aulderston on the
sowtht, the landis of Jhon Calbraetht on the north, and the landis of q.
Jhon Flemyng on the oyst." Paying therefor to the said chaplain and his
successors ... of annual yearly, and 21 pence yearly to the vicars of
"the qweyr," with the borrow maill. Sasine given by Patrik Lyon, bailie.
Witnesses : Alexander Wan, Robert Lokert, Henry Wylson, Robert Ijowryo,
John Calbr[aotht], John Clerk, John Walker and John Waulderston, aorjeanta.

1 182. Heriot — BuNTYN. Eodem duf, 3 p.m.

Sir Andro Heriot, chaplain "of the Hale blwd altar situat within the
catbederall kyrk of Glasgow-," sold and set in feu to Jhon Buntyne and
Margret Stun, hia spouse, and 1,1., "ane bak tenement, with yard, with fre
yschae and entre at atie for throwgang and yet, with ane cawat, viz., ane
lytyll bwth on the sowth ayd of the yot, within the throwgang, callit uttam
telliilam, sir-e paream dumumeulam, ane lytill bwth " in the street "fra the
Blakfren's to the Merkit Cors, on the eyst syd" thereof, betwixt the landis
of Sant Crystofer chaplanerye on the north, lands of Marion Jameson on
the south, lands of the Ilaleblwd on the west, and the bivru ciilled Malyndonor

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on the east; for the yearly rent of 5^ merks. Sasine given by Andro
f. 60. Muir, bailie. Witnesses : Henry . . . Bwrell, Thomas Brown, Oswald
Muir, Robert Smyth, Patrik Amot, and John Waulderston, serjeant.

1183. Gybson. 18 April, 1534, 9 a.m.

AUane PoUok, with consent of Agnes Dwnlop, his spouse, analied and
set in feu to Jame Gybson and Janet Rankin, his spouse, and LL, "ane
lytyll b[with] contenand viij ell of foyrfront in lyntht, with viij ... of
breyd befor the sayd howse and pertinents," betwixt the lands of Allane
Pollok on the south, the landd of David PoUok on the north, and the
lands of the almushowse on the east; for "four schilling of anwelL"
Sasine given by Patrik Lyon, bailie. Witnesses : Robert Hoggisyard, David
Hoggisyard, John Tyllowcht, John Walker and John Waulderston, Serjeants.

1184. PWDZANE. 22 May, 1534, 10 a.m.

Patrik Lyon, bailie, gave sasine to Patrik Pwdzane and Janet Syme,
his spouse, and l.L, ... "of ane tenement, with bak syd . . . f ra
the Gallowgaet bwm to Sant Mungois Kyrk, on the northt syd of the
gaet,*' betwixt the lands of Andro Wydderspon on the west, the lands of
Jhon Gray on the east, and the bwm of Malyndonor on the north; . . .
'• fii- " efter ane ward and dome of cowrt gevin in the tolbwtht of Glasgw,"
finding Patrik heir to q. Arche Pwdzane, his father; and on resignation
by Janet Aton, his mother, who was vested in the said land. Patrik and
his spouse were to pay yearly 20 s. to Mr. Nichol Wydderspon and 2 s.
of mail! to Janet Aton during her lifetime. Witnesses: Master Nicholas
Wydderspon, George Bwrell, David Lyndzae, William Wydderspon . . .
Fowlton, John Walker, and John Waulderston.

1185. Anderson. 1 June, 1534, 9 a.m.

Master Nychol Wydderspon resigned in favour of Wylyem Anderson,
his sister*s son, "xxvj schilling of an well of ane place lyand in the Gallow-
gaet on the northt syd;" betwixt the lands of George Colquhoun on the
west, and the lands of Sir Martyne Reyd on the east. Sasine given by G^rge
Bwrell, bailie.^ Witnesses : Sir Andrew Walker, Sir James Schaw, chaplains^
Archibald Hertbertson, John Neylson, Malcolm Ryche, John Walker and
John Waulderston, Serjeants.

iThe pen has been drawn throufirh this protocol, xxvJ s. anwell fra Wylyem Andenon, io prMem of
and the following written at the end :— " xxiju Junii Patrik Lyon, George Burell, and Wylyem Watt."
anno xxxvijo master Nycholl Wydderspon relaxit the

:r. 11 CLEMENT VII.] TO^YN CLERKS OF GLASGOW. G9

1186. Lawmond. 4 Jime, 1534, 5 p.m.

" Patrib Maxwell of Ncwerk hea bund and oblyst hyme to pwt . . .
Maxwell, his o, iind . . , I^wmond, his wjf, and docht«r to Jhon
Ltkwmond of that Ilk, in to staot and saesing of the . . . betuix and
Mertymes nixt to cum ; and attour the said I'atrik hes promisit that geyf
the lard of Lawmood paas nocht the last ij'^ merkis of monye to hyme
of the rest of the thoohyr at Mertymes cum ane yeyr that he saU nocht
cwTs' hyme quhyll ane yoyr ther efter.'" Done in the house of William
Henderson, Witnesses: John Maxwell, John Campbell, Diinkan Lawmond,
William Maxwell, and Thomas Cokke.

1187. Bell. 26 June, 1534, 11 a.m.

Jhon Grenheyd resigned in favour of himself and Janet Bell, his spouse,
"ane tenement, with yard . . . lyand within the ciete of Glasgw, fra
the Sowtht [Barrea] yet to the bryg, on the sowtht syd " thereof, betwixt
the lands of Agnes Rae on the west, other lands on the east, »iid the
bwrn of Malindonor on the south. Saaine given by George Bwrell, bailie.
Witnesses : Wylliam Henderson, John Buntyne, James Gybson, David Corsbe,
John Walker and John Waulderston, Serjeants.

1188. Gane. 14 July, 1534, 2 p.m.

George Bwrell, bailie, gave sasine to Margret, Merren, and Janet Gano,
as heirs of q. Janet Gano, their Bister, "of ano foyr bwtht, as it is of
iyntht and breyd. fra the Sowtht BaiTesyet to the bryg, on the northt
syd of the gaet," betwixt the lands of Wylyem Mawtheson on the west,
of Andro Rwsaell on the east, and of Rynzen Roa on the north. Wit-
nesses r William Pollok, John Clerk, John Thomeson, Robert Brwme, Andrew
Campbell, John Scot, John Hetheyti John Walker, and John Waulderston,
Serjeants.

iCnrsn; or nonnniunlcaUon wu the fint Mcp in perrmit doctrine gsilj oocuioun to Ifctathl; the

• pncen whereby creditors were luhjected to Ir^L pronwe of curnng «nd athehs ceniurlsof hiUeklrk."

etKUtloD a^Dclpervaji ukd property. The procedure ^n 12 November. L63I, Jobn tjLffnu>iit, laird ot

>nd tU eRrct ire Krsphicitlly deKribed by Dr. J. Hill ArdlumnODil, "for ( ciertun lam of money" p«id to

BartOD lnhi>"lIliloryaTS(»tl«>d, "vol. iU.p.Sld'lieg. him, mid to the «tl nt Arvyle bia 5 mcrk Und ol

At the ctawn ol the Retormation the Denmim ol tbe UerniryrochiDolr and Olein-hiw, In the lordihip ol

ehun-Ji were beginning lo loH Height, and In ]536 sn Cowell (Rtg. Ktg. Sig. iil. No. IMT) ; and on 10 Jnnr,

act of iHrlltment (a. 3, p. U3) wu paiaed lo secure 1^.30. ilie laird's ID merk land ol DorDegu-y-chbcg and

■trii'gent enlorcenieut ol the dvl] peualtles aeaioet Urhk >rere similarly sold to the earl (/». No. ICSD),

tniMgreaion, The aot piooeeda on tbe narrative ihat Perhtpe these sale* oere mcuioned in oounecUoD *ltli

" tbe dampnable pBmiuioui ol hentldiGa, uid Cheli- the ntlalng of money tor payment ol tbe tocher.

70 PROTOCOLS OF THE [Appx. a.d. 1534.

1189. Clydisdaell. 24 July, 1534, 9 a.nL

Archibald Herbertson resigned in favour of Gteorge Clydesdaell "ane
f. 63. pece waest land, contenand thre ell and ane quartar of foyr frownt, lyand
fra the bwrn of Malindonor to the Grallowmuir of Glasgw, on the north
part of the gaet,*' betwixt the lands of q. Wylyem Walker on the west,
and the lands of Archibald Hertbertson on the east; for payment of "four
schylling of anwell." Sasine given by Andro Muir, bailie. "Attour the
sayd George Clydisdaell, . . . his bom to be byggyt incontinent, to
paye [to the] thesaurar and common pwrs of Glasgw awchten penneis"
yearly; of which sum the bailie gave state to Thomas Anderson, treasurer.
Witnesses : George Bwrell, William Laing, William Adem, Patrick Myller,
Ninian Knox, William Kaelston, John Dykke, John Walker, Serjeant.

1190. Log ANE. 17 May, 1535, 3 p.m.

Instrument containing discharge in vulgari in these terms: "I, Merren
Maxwel lady Bardowe, relic and executrix of q. Jljon Hammylton of Bardowe,
yonger, grantis me, be the tenor of this present wryt, to haif resavit fra
Jhon Logane, yonger of Balwe lard, in the name and behalf of Jhon
Logane of Balwye, elder, his fader, the sowme of fyfFte merlds usuall
monyo of Scotland, in compleit paement for the mawing of certane com
pertenand to the sayd q. Jhon Hammylton and me, in the landis of
Barschawcht, and all wder cawsis^ actionis, slawchter, and assythmentis,
contenit in the ak of adjurnall recoverit be me, the sayd Merrion, upon the
sayd Jhon Logane of Balwye, in our Souerane Lordis justice aer of Dwnber-
tane, &c.*'' Done near the market cross of the city of Glasgow. Witnesses:
George Bwrell, James Brysbane, John Walker, Andrew Logane, and John Maleys.

1191. Harbertson. 22 May, 1535, 9 a.m.

f. 64. George Elquhyston resigned in favour of Robert Robertson "ane pece

of waest grownd lyand on the bak syd of the abbot of Paslayis place,
within the ciete of Glasgow, in the . . . Rattonraw, on the sowtht
syd of the gaet," betwixt the lands of Sant Peter chapel on the west^ the
abbot of Paslaes lands on the east, and the common street on the north;

iln Mr. J. Guthrie Smith's "Parish of Strathblane," John Loffan of Balwee for his kin and friends, on the

p. 143, reference is made to an arbitration entered into other part, for a settlement of disputes " regarding all

between " Marion Maxwell, lady of Bardowy, and Alan slaughters, hurts and debates betwixt the o<»itractiiig

Hamilton of Bardowyi her son, on the one part, and parties, their kin and friends."

8 1. 1 Paul HI,]

TOWN CLERKS OF GLASGOW.

71

the said Kobert paying 4 a. yearly to tha reaigner. S.-isine given by George
Bwrell, bailie. Witiiesees: Sir John Mor[e30iine] chaplain, William Henderson,
Edward Kessan, Patrick Watson, and John Waiilderaton, serjeant.

1192. Tehbert. 3 Nov., 1534, 9 a,m.

John Terbert resigned in favour of Helen BIyllar, his spouse, the liferent
of "ane tenement lyund in Saiit Tenewia gaet, on the northt ayd of the
gaet," betwixt the lands of q. Robert Bard on the west, and other lands
on the east, Sasine given by Patrick Lyon, baUie. Witnessea: Patrick
Chapeliis, John EggylUin, John Tecbert, younger, John Walker.

1193. Reyd— GOLDSMYTH. 3 December, 1534, 3 p.m.

Angus M'Grwbing altos Gotdsmyth, with consent of Crystane . . .
his spouse, resigned in favour of Schyr Warlyne Reyd, chaplain, "fyfl"
schilling of anwell [furth] of ane foyr [tenement] and ane back wver howse,
lyand within the ciete of Glasgw, fra the cors to the Eyst Port, on the
sowtht syd of the gaet," betwixt the lands of q. David Myntetht on the
west, the lands of Tli[omas] Colquhon on the cast, and the hwm of
Malyndonor on the south. Sasine given by Patrik Lyon, bailie. WitneBses:
Thomas Brown, William Gardinar, John Walker, and John Waiilderston.

1194. The Viccaris of the Qweyr. 15 December, 1534, 2 p.m.
Andro Muir, bailie, gave sasine "of ano waest tenement," lying "fra

the Wyndheyd to the Grayfreiris, on the west" of the gait, lietwixt the
lands of Archibald Wylson on the north, and the lands of q. James Mason
on the south, to Schyr Jhon Slwn, chaplain, and procurator for the "wyccaris
of the qweyr," and to their Buccessors, "efter the forme of an recognition
mayd upone the sayd waest tenement, as is contenyt at lyiitht in the ak
hwkis of the town." Witnessee: Sir Martin Reyd, Sir Robert Blak, chaplains,
Alexander Wauldorston, William Cochren, Roland Waulderston, John Cicrk,
and John Walker, Serjeant.'

1195. Rankin. 30 December, 1534, 11 tt.m.

Robert Roger, with consent of Janet Ferguson, his spouse, sold to John
Kankin and Helen Leiis, his spouse, "ane ryg of land, lyaitd within tho

i'OiiM protocol !■ prifiBHt iu full fn Append
Liber CoUcgli Noitrc Domlne (pp. tei-i}. wj
donquel by Thomu Flmirng. noUry patillc, ilU
Uuch, lMl-1, ccrUlTing tlwt it wu a Ini«
eilnct«l (rem Uw book ol protocob o[ H

nor:)'), notury public, done w
AiiinniiLi agrrel). Thin indie

72 PROTOCOLS OP THE [Appx. a.d. 1534.

ciete of Glasgw, in to the Kylcroft, betuix the landis of the wyccaris of the
qweyr on the northt and sowtht parts, and the bwrn of Malyndonor on
the west/' Patrik Lyon, bailie, gave sasine of the ryg, and also "of ane
place . . . lyand fra the cors to the sowtht Barresyet, on the eyst syd
of the gaet, betuix the landis of Jane Quhyt on the northt, and the landis
of q. Wylyem Gybson on the sowtht;" with clause of warrandice that "geyf
sa beiis thai or ther airis be tribulyt in ony maner of pacing of anwell
for the forsayd ryg to ony person ... it salbe leful to the sayd John
Rankin, his spous, or ther aeris, to pas and dystrenzae the forsayd place
for the raleyf of the anwell of the ryg." Witnesses: John Croket, John
Paterson, John Neylson, John Walker and John Waulderston, Serjeants.

1196. Glasgow — Sprewll. 31 December, 1534, 10 a,m.

Wylyem Glasgow, with consent of Esbell Brade, resigned in favour of
their son, John Glasgow and Janet Sprewll, his spouse, and I.I., a back
tenement, "and fre yschae and entre at the foyr part of the sayd place
. . . lyand fra the merket cors to the sowtht yet, on the west syd of
the samyne, betuix the landis of q. Jhon Crownar on the northt, and our
Ladye land on the sowtht;" reserving to the grantors the profit thereof
f. c7. during life. Sasine given by Patrik Lyon, bailie. Witnesses : William
Anderson, John Croket, ... SprewUe, John Walker, and John Waulderston.

1197. Akinheyd — ^BwRELL. 20 January, 1534-5, 9 a.m.

George Bwrell, gave sasine to John Akinheyd, as heir of q. Thomas
Akinheyd, his father, "of ane tenement . . . lyand within the territorye
of Glasgw, betuix the Wyndheyd and the Blak Freris, on the eyst part of
the gaet of the samyne," betwixt the lands of Mr. Michaell Huchison on
the north, the lands of Sir Martyne Reyd on the south, and the lands of
q. John Flemyng on the east. Thereafter, "the said John, for the greyt luflf
and favour and kyndnes that he had to Janet Bwrell, hes resignyt the
forsayd tenement; [and] the forsayd balyae, at command of the sayd Jhon,
hes gewin staet and saessing ... to the saydis Jhon and Janet in hyr
vjrrginite." Witnesses : Thomas Ryche, Thomas Adem, Sir William Bwrell,
chaplain, and John Waulderston, serjeant.

1198. Boyd. 3 February, 1534-5.

"Robert Boyd of the Drum hes deliverit to Colyne Campbell of
Awchinhowe, in the name and behalf of Allane Hammylton ot Berdowe,

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the sowme of fyftye merk of monye; quhilk the sayd Colyne gi'antil the
rasavyng of the sayd monye befor thyr witnes : raastur Patrik W'Clane,
Wylle Gray, Merget Campbell, and Arche Lyon."

1199. Wedderop. 4 February, 1534-5, 3 p.m.

Roliert Heriot reaigned in favour of himself and Eysbell Weddorop, his
wife, and l.l., a tenement "lyand fra the merket core to the Eyat Barreas
yet, on the Bowtht of the gaet," betwixt the lands of James Mane on the
west, and the burn of Malyndonor on tho oast and south." Sasine given
by Patrick Lyon, bailie. Witnesses : Sir Andrew Heriot, John Croket, Jamea
Wedderop, John Walker, John Waidderston.

1200. Watson— AuLDCOEN. 6 February, 1534-5, 3 p.m.

John M'Kylmurrye, with consent of MawlJ Schaw, his spouse, sold (1)
to John Watgon and his spouse, and I.I., "ane waest tenement, with
half yard," lying in the Stokwell, on the east side thereof, betwixt the
lands of Wylyem Stark on the south, and tho lands of Lourens Watson
on the north; and (2) to Gylbert Awldcorn and Janet Allason, his spouse,
"of the todjT half wiiest with yard." Sasine given by Patrick Lyon, bailie.
Witnesses: Sir James Schaw, Donald M'Kylmurrye, Patrick Anderson, John
Croket, John Anderson, John Walker and John Waulderston, sorjeaiite.

1201. Rankyne. 17 February, 1534-5, 3 p.m.

Master Jamos Howston, subdoan of Glasgow, resigned in favour of John
Rankin and Helen Leiis his wife, and l.l., " ane waest tenement, with yard,"
lying "fra the cors to the Nedder Barrosyet," on the west side thereof,
betwixt the lands of Wylyem Glasgow on the north, the lands of Aiidro
Craeg on tho south, and our Ladyo land on the west;" paying therefor
yearly two merks of "anwell" to "our Ladye Kyrk, situat be the aayd
muater Jamos, within the town of Glasgw, and foiu" schilling of anwell
y eyrie to the Blakfreria. And altour the forsayd master James, subden,
hes oblyst Iiyme to raleyf tho saydis Jhon and Helen, and thor aeris, the
eayd waest (enement of the paoment of anwell at all mannya handis, excep
the paenient of the sayd twa merk of anwell yeyrlo, and the iiij s. of
anwell to the Blakfreria. And attour the saydis Jhon and Helen byndia
and obliaea thame, thaer aeris and assignais, that thai sail pwt na maer
anwell on the aayd place nor is now presontlye pwt apone it, viz., the

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twa merk and the iiij s. anwell." Witnesses : Sir Andrew Walker, Sir James
Schaw, chaplains, William Adem, Patrick Anderson, John Craeg, John Croket^
and John Walker, serjeant.

1202. Hyll. 1 April, 1535, 3 p.m.

Allane PoUok, with consent of Agnes Dwnlop, his spouse, sold to Mr.
Robert Hyll, chaplain, "sax schilling anwell of ane foyr tenement . . .
lyand . . . fra the Nedder port to the bryg, on the north syd of the
gaet," betwixt the lands of John Mane on the west, the lands of Alexander
1 70. Steyll on the east, and the lands of Allane PoUok on the north ; *' and
attour the sayd Allane, with consent of his wyf, hes bwnd ther bak place,
with yard . . . that geyf sa beiis the sayd master Robert . . . beiis
tribulyt in the peciable brwking and uptakin of the vj s. anwell of the foyr
place, it salbe lefull to hyme ... to pas and strenzie the bak place
for paemenf' of the said sum. Sasine given by Patrik Lyon, bailie. Wit-
nesses: Thomas Adem, John M'Lystar, Thomas Grardinar, Cuthbert Pawton,
and John Waulderston.

1203. Hetheyt. 21 April, 1535, 3 p.m.

George Clydisdall sold to John Hetheyt, younger, "ane bom . . .
fra the Gallowgaet port to Sant Mungois Kyrk, on the sowtht syd of the
gaet,'' betwixt the lands of q. Edward Scot on the east, the lands of q.
Done Lyon on the west, and the lands of Robert Fawsyd on the south;
paying therefor " fortye penneis of anwell " to David Pollok's heirs ("xvj d.
dischargit be George Clydisdall to Jhon Hetheyt, for even and paeyt monye
therfor"), together with the burgh maill. Sasine given by Patrick Lyon,
bailie. Witnesses : John Hetheyt, elder, Mr. Patrick M'Clane, William
Grardinar, John Neylson, John Walker, James Wylson, Archibald Wylson,
William Adem, and Patrick Myllar.

1204. BwNTTYNE— DowGLASS. 8 May, 1535, 8 a.m.

Mr. Marcus Dowglas, chaplain "of our Ladye altar, situate within the
Kyrk of Caddar, fwndyt be q. Mr. Thomas Leiis, vyccar of Drygame,"*
resigned in favour of John Bwntyne, burges, and Margret Sten, his wife,
and 1.1., "ane ioyr tenement, bak tenement, with yard, &c., lyand fra the

iDreghoro, in Ayrshire. The vioar endowed the Stookwell Street, in Qla^gow (Uber CoUL Nottre
CAdder chaplainry with lands on the east side of Domine, p. 02).

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Blak Freris to the mertet core, on the eyst syd of the gaet," betwixt the
lands of q. Jhon WynKet on the north, the lands of Mr. MarcuB Dowglas
cbaplanerye, founded lie q. Mr. Thomas I^iis, on the south, and the land
of the Blak Freiris, and Ryche Allano on the east ; paying therefor to the
resigner and his successore, chaplaios of the said altar, 40 s. of anwoll, with
10 a. to the Bkk Freria of Glaagow, "and 10 b. of unwell to DowgUis bed,
situiit ill the bakhowse of the Almus howae of Glaagow, and the bwrrow
maell. The quhilk settin of the aaid tenement in few be the sayd master
Marcus is, with the consent of the haill parroching of Caddar, patronia to
the sayd chaplanerye." Witnesses: William Smyth, William Walkar, William
Armour, William A 1 lane, John Me re hell, Itobert Henderson, and John
Walker, serjeant.

1205. MriR— Ma-sos. 27 May, 1535, 3 p.m.

Patrik Lyon, bailie, gave saline to Schir David Mason, chaplain, as heir
to q. James Mason, his father, "of ano akyr of land, lyatid within the
terretorye of Glaagw, in the croft callyt the Crwbbia," lietwixt the lands
of master MychaoU Huchiaon on the east, the lands of Eamyshom on the
west and south, and the common Lone on the north ;" and " incontinent
iherefter, the forsayd balzae gaeff staet and saesing of the aayd akyr of
land to Owse Muir and Gele Wylson, his wyf," and 1.1., by the selling
and over^ving of the said Schir David Mason, under reversion for nine
merks; and if Sir David should fail to pay that sum at the term appointed,
in that case he is content to receive from Owse and bis wife 40 shillings
in complete payment of 13 merks "for his fredowme and kyndness of the
foyrsayd akyr" for over.' Witneseesi John Helheyt, elder, Thomas Adcm,
John Crek, Andrew Neylson, and John Walker, serjeant.

1206. SUMMYE. 10 June, 1535, between 7 and 8 a.m.

Patrik Lyon, bailie, gave easine to Bartylmo Summer, aa heir of q.
Andro Summer, his father, of (1) a ryg of land in the "terrotrye of
Glasgw, in ane croft callit Kynclaetht," betwixt the lands of q. David
Myntetht on the east, and the lands of the vicars of the quoyr on the
west; (2) two ryggis of land in the same croft, betwixt the land of Sant
Thomas chaplainry on the east, and the lands of q. Edward Scot, Eggylsom,

churab ol Olugoit. hf tta«

w.d Ur. Cutbbcrc SI

76 PROTOCOLS OP THE [Appx. a.d. 1635.

on the west; (3) "twa ryggis lyand in Eggylsem croft, betwixt our Ladye
landis on the eyst, and Sant James land on the west; (4) ane ryg lyand
in Sant Tenewis croft, betuix the landis of Jhon Jhonson on the eyst, and
the almushowse land on the west; (5) ane waest bom, with vj ell on the
baksyd of the sayd bom, lyand in the sayd croft, betuix the landis of
Mathow Crawfurd on the eyst, and Andro Summer land on the west;
(6) fyf rygis lyand in the Palyart crofft, betuix the landis of Jhon Wan
on the west, and the common Ion on the eyst, with ane waest kyle and
ane bom lyand on the foyr frownt of the sayd ryggis; (7) ane bom lyand
in the Langcroft, betuix the lard of Fwlbarris landis on the eyst, and q.
David Pollok landis on the west; (8) item, iiij schilling of anwell of Jhon
Knox place, lyand in our Ladye gaet, betuix Jhon Wedderop landis on the
eyst, and q. Wylyem Masons land on the west; (9) vij schilling of anwell
of Wylyem Walkerris place, lyand betwixt Wylyem Anderson land on the
f' 73. sowtht, and David Symsons land on the northt; (10) ane place, with yard
and pertinens, lyand betuix the landis of Merren Smytht on the sowtht,
and the landis of Schir Andro Heriot on the northt." Thereafter, the
bailie gave state to Bertylmo and Janet Lyne, his wife, and 1.1., "of the
four place as it is bwndit, and to ther aeris maell alanerly.*' Witnesses:
William Laing, George Bwrell, David Currye, William Brownsyd, John
Walker, and John Waulderston, Serjeants.

1207. BoswAULD — Sympyll. 21 June, 1535, 2 p.m.

Besse Boswauld sold to Eysbell Sympyll, her mother, a tenement, with
yard, "in the gayt callyt the Rattonraw," on the north side thereof,
betwixt the lands of q. Thomas Wynzet on the west, the lands of "Schir
James Cottis, person of Carstaris," on the east, and "ane stank pertaining to
the said place*' on the north; and that "for certane kyndnes, plesour, and
gwd deyd don presentlye be the sayd Esbell to the sayd Besse," the latter
swearing "upon ane bwk" that she should never "cum in the contrar" of
the said alienation. Witnesses: Sir James Cottis, rector of Carstairs and
canon of Glasgow, Sir Thomas Merchell, James Roberton, William Snyp,
and John Walker, serjeant.

1208. Campbell— Gane— Scott. 30 June, 1535, 2 p.m.

Patrik Lyon, bailie, gave sasine to Mergret Gane and Merren Gkine,
sisters and heirs of q. Janet Gane, spouse of James Wallace, of the half

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of the following propertiea (1) "twa ryggis of land lyaiid in the Lnng croft,
betuix the landis of Schir Pavid M;iaon on the eyst, the landia of Jhon
Boyd on the west, and the tenement of Mathow Park on the sowtht;
(2) twa hornya, with ane yard, and twa ryggis and ane cwt ryg, lyand in
the sayd crofl, betiiis the landia of q. Wylyeiu Walkar on the west, and
the landis of q. David Myntetht on the eyst ; (3) twa ryggis of land in
the wimyne croft, betuix the landia of the laid of Baess' on the eyst, and
the landis of q. Thomas Huchison on the west; and (i) xij schilling of
an well y eyrie to he tane cqualo of q. Kobert Bai^is place, and Jhon
Terherttia kndis, lyand betuix Thome Wjiizettis born on the eyat, and q.
Adem \\'atson landis on the west ;" reserving the profit of the properties
to James Wallace for hfe. Thereafter Margret (Jane, with consent of John
Scot, her hiisliand, sold their share, and Merren Gaue resigned her share
to Andro Campbell and the said Merren Liane, his spouse, and 1.1.' Wit-
nesses : Master James Howston, subdean of Glasgow, John Park, Robert
Cochren, Robert Suhorar, liobcrt Cochren, John Hetheyt, younger, John
Scot, John Walker, and John Wauldcrston. JOlh July: James Wallace
consents, in presence of the bailie, to the saaine aforesaid, and "is content
that all the systeris be enteryt to the fee of the saydis landis;" reserving
the profit to him and hia heirs during his life, Present : Master John
Haw and John Wallace.

1209. Howston, subdean— Walkek. 1 July, 1.^35, 3 p.m.

Patrik Lyon, bailie, gavo sasine to Sir James Schaw, procurator for
Bcsse ^Va^ke^, "of the fyft part of thir landis, bomis, and teneraentis
underwritten t" (1) 2 rigs in the Brumclaw, betwixt the lands of Schir
Mertyne lleyd on the west, and of lord Mungumre on the east; (2) "ane
ryg lyand in the Paly art croft, betwixt Mathow Campbell's land on the
east, and Fauldis lands on the west ; (3) ane born, with ane ryg " in the
Lang croft, betwixt land on the east, and Scotts of Bradeyshom on the
west; (4) ii barn and yard, with four rigs, "and ane cutt ryg" in the
same croft, betwixt the lands of q. John Gane ou the east, and " Bowthokkis

iln wa, Aleiwider Loku, heir mppnrent ol the
laird nt Bijn, rcsliniMl In Fkvaur ot Ur. Jamea
HoiMaun. «ul>.de»n, two rl^ ol Und Ijring In the
Lons^^rott, b«wi«ii thfl Unda ol Jobn Ga,yu on the
wfot, uA the lujdB oT the chaplAinry <A St. Christopher
on the EUl (Uber QoIL Nmtrs Domlne. p. Bl). The
CIO luiil ol Kali, otherwiK oolled L«gur-n1a, wu in
(hire part ot tht ■CevaW]'. Id

'Hid Dt SoDtUnd,

78 PROTOCOLS OF THE [Appx. a.d. 1635.

ryg" on the west; and (5) a tenement betwixt the lands of David Symeeon
on the north, and of Wylzem Anderson on the west. Witnesses: Andrew
Muir, bailie, Thoriias Anderson, John Rankin, John Croket, William Brownsyd,
John Walker, George Bwrell, Oswald Muir, John Waulderston, Serjeant

1210. YsABELL Walker. 23 May, 1536, 9 a.m.

George B^vTell, bailie. Witnesses: Sir James Schaw, John Brown, Edward
Yettis, John Tarbart, John Buntyne, John Frebarne, John Watson, John
Waulderston, serjeant.^

1211. CWKE. 6 July, 1535, 6 p.m.

Thomas Anderson, procurator for Gylcreyst Cwk, with consent of Janet
Hendre, his spouse, resigned in favour of their son, Sir Robert Cwke, chaplain,
^^alias MakCaukyr, . . . the tane half of ane tenement, with the half of the
baksyde and yard," lying from the Nedderbarresyet to the bryg of Glasgow,
on the south side, betwixt the lands of q. John Hyllok on the east, the
t 78. lands of Jhon M*Lytstar on the west, and the bum of Malyndonor on the
south; reserving the liferent to Gylcreyst and Janet. Sasine given by Andrew
Muir, bailie. Witnesses: William Wydderuff, Robert Dokanele, Alexander
Hebbwrn, John M^Lytstar, Alexander Myllar, Peter Downe, and John Walker.

1212. Our Ladye Kyrk— Colquhon. 24 July, 1535, 10 a.m.
Patryk Colquhon, with consent of Elezabet Colwyne, his spouse, resigned

in favour of Sir Lorens Cult, chaplain, "in the name of our Ladye Kyrk,
situat within the toun of Glasgow, and fwnddyt be master James Howston,
subden of Glasgw, . . . awcht schilling of an well'* from a place, with yard,
on the south side of the Drygaet, betwixt the lands of Thomas Reyd on
the east, other lands on the west, and the burn of Malyndonor on the
* south; and that for to pray for thame within the sayd kyrk for ever.
Sasine given by Patrik Lyon, bailie. Witnesses: Sir Rychard Otterbwm,
Sir Archibald Neylson, chaplains, William Neylson, Richard Threpland, Robert
Colwyne, John Ryche, and John Waulderston, serjeant.

1213. Wallace— Campbell. 26 July, 1535, 3 p.m.

James Wallace made Andro Campbell his ^'assigna in and to his Ijrfrent

iTh^e names are apparently memoranda for a Isabella Walker, another daughter, of her fifth share, M

protocol which has not l)een completed here. It will shown by an instrument printed in Liber Collegii Nottn

be observed that the date is 23 May, 1636. On the Domine, pp. 96, 97. The witnesses are there named Sir

following day two daughters of William Walker got James Schaw, chaplain ; James Broune, John Tarbarti

sasine in two fifth shares of their deceased father's lands Eduard Yettis, John Buntyn, John Watsone, John

as set forth In No. 1245. Sasine was also then giren to Frebarne, and John Walcar, serjssnt

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and profet of vj ryggis of laud," in the Lang Croft, with all anniialrents
belonging to him in the city of Gliisgow, rusigning the said liferent to aaid
Andro for ever; "and to werafyo the samyne hos orditnyt Jhon Park to
paye yeyrle for the eayd vj ryggis of land and ij bornis to the eayd
Andro viij merk of maell ... in during John Park tjikkis; and fra
ihyn fiirtht the sayd Andro to intromet with the Baydis ryggis, bornis, and
anwellis hymceelfl', and to paye all anwellis at Mertymea next to cum."
Done in the tolbooth of Glasgow before Patryk Lyon, bailie. Witnesses:
John Park, William Kaekton, John Craeg, Niiiian Rob, and John Waulderaton.
" And the sayd Andro oblyst and bwnd to cawse Merget Gane, Merren
Gane, and Janet Gane, to reeoeff staet and resigne stoet of the landis of
the Cauldwell and Erskyne in favoiiris of the sayd James Wallace and his
aeris for ever."

1214. Scot— Merchell.

John Scot has paid xxvj merks to Sir Bobert Merchell, conform to
contract. Done in the chamber of William Henderson. Witnesses; Andro
Campbell, Jhon Hetheyt, younger, Robert Baxster, Da*"id Murheyd, Wylyem
Lowtheanc, and Sir Thomas Merchell,

1215. LowTHEANB — Law— Bi^K. 26 August, 1535, 9 a.m.

Sir Peter Law, with consent of Janet Btak, his mother, sold to Wylyem
Lowtheanc and Male Boll, his spouse, and 1.1., forty shilling of an well,
furth of a place, with yard, " fra the cors to the Sowth Barresyet, on the
west ayd," betwixt the lands of Potyr Bar on the south, and the lands of
q, Robert Roger on the north. Sasine given by Patrik Lyon, Itailie.
Witnesses : William Haw, William Anderson, James Quhyt, Gylbert Auklcorn,
and John Waulderaton, serjeant.

1216. Law. Eodem die, 9 a.m.

"The samyne day, incontynent efter the staet ahone writfn beand gewin,
Jhon Law, burges of Glasgw, brak the staet gewin be his broder, Schir
Petyr I^w, and Janet B!ak, with ane disehte, as the wse is in ayk casis,
in presens of the notar, allegiand that the forsayd place pertenyt to hyroe
in terotage, and protestit for remede quhen tymo and place reqiuryt."'
Witnesses : William Anderson, Robert Dokanele, and James Quhyt.

uch procfdure w

louDd In Sim. MSB, IMS, ud IBM.

80 PROTOCOLS OF THE [Appx. a.i>. 1635.

1217. Sten — Walker — Walker. 4 November, 1535.

John Walker, atid Janet Sten, his wife, resigned in favour of Sobert
Taelyefeyr and Janet Walker, his wife, and 1.1., '*ane pece of waest grownd,
'• ^^ extendand to xiiij ell of foyr front and xxviij ell of lyntht," lying beside
the Grafreris yard, betwixt the landis of q. Schir Walter Sten on the
sowtht, the person of Glasgowis land on the west, the Grafreris yard dyk
on the northt, and the common [gait] on the eyst.** Sasine given
by Patrik Lyon, bailie. The bailie also gave sasine to Janet Sten, as "ane
of the systers, and eldest aer*' to q. Schir Waltyr Sten, "of ane waest
pece of land," lying betwixt the lands of John Walker on the north, the
lands of q. Schir Waltyr Sten on the south, and the parson of Glasgow's
land on the west; "quhilk waest extends to xiiij ell in breyd or therby,
and XXX ell of lyntht;" and thereafter Janet Steyn, with consent of John
Walker, her spouse, resigned the property in favour of Janet Walker, younger,
her daughter. . . .^

f. 79. 1218. HucHisoN. 5 November, 1535, 3 p.m.

Mungo Hawston resigned in favour of himself and Janet Huchison, his
wife, and 1.1., a tenement, with yard, lying betwixt the lands of q. master
Jhon Blak on the north, and the lands of Jhon Law in Flendyr on the
south. Sasine given by Patrik Lyon, bailie. Witnesses: Mr. John Haw,
Gylbert Auldcorn, Thomas Scot, and John Walderston.

1219. Henderson — Wat. 18 November, 1535, 8 a.m.

George Bwrell, bailie, gave siisine to master Wylyem Henderson, as heir
to q. Wylyem Henderson, his father, of a tenement, with yard, lying "fra
the Wyndheyd to the Blakfreris, on the west syd of the gaet," betwixt
the lands of Schir Gylbert Benyng on the north, and the lands of Patrik
Myllar on the south. Henderson thereupon sold and resigned the property
in favour of James Wat and Merediant Henderson, his spouse, to whom
the bailie gave sasine, but with right of reversion, on payment of forty
merks, "in the kyrk of Glasgow on Sant Mungois altar ... on ane
day betuix the son rysing and passing to of the samyne," after warning
f . 80. ^^ 3^ ^^ys before a term of Martinmas. Witnesses : Patrick Myllar, John
Boy 11, John Chawmeris, John Neylson, and John Waulderston, serjeant.

iThis protocol is not finished, and a blank page is the same or another protocol: "John Croket, Paul
left. At the beginning of the next leaf the following Ohapellis, William Neylson, John Watson, and John
munes are ^ven as witnesses to what may have been Waulderston, sergeant."

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1220. Gray— WyddebspoN. 23 November, 1535, 3 p.m.
Master Mychell Wydderspoii sold to George Gray 10 s. or annual furth
of "fine place . . . fra tlio Eyst Barres yet to Sant Mungois kyrk; on
the northt ayd of the piet," botwixt the lands of Sten Lownys on the
aist, the liinds of Patrik Pwdxane on the west, juid the bwm of Malydonor
OH the north. Witnesses : Sir John Chawmeris, priest, Robert Tenand, Patrick
Puilzane, John Gray, John Walker and John Waulderston, sorjeant*.

1221. WVTiDKRf

23 November, 1536, between 2 and 3 p.m

Master Nicholas Wydderspon, vicar of the pariah church of Stratlmvane,
and perpetual chaplain of the church of Saint Roirhe the confessor, near the
city of Glasgow," for the praise, honour and glory of God Almighty, and
of the holy Virgin Mary, Saints Mungo, Nicholas, John the Evangelist, and
of all the saints, for the safety of his soul, and of the souls of q. James
Wydderspon, burgess of Glasgow, Elizabeth Caidzow, his epouse, parents of
the said master Nicholas : and for the souls of the late distinguished man,
master Patrick Cowyntre, lieenciate of sacred Theology, and dean of the
collegiate church of Rest«ryk,= and of the brothers, sisters, cousins, and
benefactors of the said master Nicholas, and for the souls of all the faithful
dead, purely and simply resigned the lands and annualrenta underwritten,
lying in the eity of Glasgow, from himself and his heirs, in name of the

illia chdnA of St, Roche ku altuitsd In the Easter

wai incorponted in HBT and w» lor aeveci] yean One

Cnmnvin.or ciulr ol Otumo. in U» dlitrlpt now kiHiWn

o[ the piinolpat nRcnla ol that unlieitfty. He held

the vl.aniBe o( Olenmroe Iti llKt, and the iwtOTy tH

uarvntd in taJS. On 7 Junr. lElO, JaiueilV. conlemd

and rector of 8tolK>, BMthe rouod*rotihipl»mriM lu tlw

OQ him a yearly pension of £tn, to oeaH- when Ifae Kin^

chDKh. and by ■ docuRient, dalsd 10 OiWber. l«ns, ha

should promote him W a beheBce of the value ot 100

msrt-rewly. . . . -Mr. Patrik Covynlre. d™. ol

the collei^ate ehumh ol RisUllryg,- wu one ol HdrU™

iLoUIrtk qr BHrtalrik (now mlled RwLilriB). the

pubh dhuroh ol South Uith. un the «ut«rd border ol

EiiKl.ml, who oht^ned a aafe ooDduot from Henry VIII.,

February. IBIS* JodKinjt from thx date of hia

»ntr<iuity. TraMfonned itiio a uolleiriate church l.y

mcce«or in the deanery, we may oonclud. that he died

al«ut the f«r IBM," In the year IfiSSI Mr. Nicholas

of the diurah have been published hy the Bannilyne

Olub in U» volume reUtioi.' to the " ColleBi»te Oharcb«

in Olaa^w, ol rellgioiu eervlcn lor the mal of the

«ul» ol hlnwU and Menda. including -'a late venerable

man, maater Patrick Covlntrie. dean of ReatalrlK"

dnnct and divinity. <nu probably a Dative ot Lanack-

<yber Coa Nortre Domine, pp. 1S1.2).

82 PROTOCOLS OF THE [Appx. a.d. 1635.

church, by delivery of earth and stone and also of hesp and staple, in the
hands of an honourable man, Patrick Lyon, one of the bailies of Glasgow,
'• 81. the one after the other ; and first eighteen shillings of annualrent from the
tenement formerly of the same master Nicholas, lying in the Grallowgate,
beyond the bum thereof, and on the north side, between the land of
Andrew Wydderspon on the west, and the tenement of John Gray on the
east; also, 20s. annual furth of the tenement of James Wydderspon, lying in
the same street, between the tenement of John Myntetht on the west^ and
the tenement of John Mane on the east; also, 13 s. 4 d. furth of tenement
of q. Robert Morison, lying in the road leading from the South Port to the
great stone bridge {magnum pontem lapideum) over the river Clyde, on the north
side thereof, between the tenement of William Baxster on the west^ and
the tenement of q. Thomas Gylmur on the east; also 20 s. of annualrent furth
of the tenement of q. John Beytht, fore and back, lying in the said street^
between the tenement of q. John Oliquhant on the west, and the tenement
of Hugh Beytht on the east ; also, 7 s. of annualrent furth of the tenement
of John Dykke, lying on the south side of said street; also 12 s. of annual
rent furth of the tenement of q. Walter Luff, between the tenement of
Saint Roch on the south, and the tenement of Archibald Hertbertson on
the north; also, 13 s. 8 d. of annualrent furth of the half of the back
tenement of q. John Nycholl, lying in the public way which leads from
the market cross to the South Port, on the east side thereof, between the
tenement of the late Sir John M*Gowr on the south, and the tenement of
John Yong on the north ; also, 10 s. of annualrent furth of the tenement
of William Bryson, lying in the venell of the place of the Friars Preachers,
between the lands of Richard Allane on the east, and the lands of q.
Henry Cutlar on the west ; also, 7 s. of annualrent furth of the tenement
of John Cutlar alias Napeyr, lying in the said vennel, between the tenement
of Richard Allane on the west, and a waste tenement on the east; also,
one tiled house, under and above, in the public way, leading from the
place of the Friars Preachers to the market cross, on the east side thereof,
between the tenement of the late Archibald Wylson on the north, and the
tenement of Jonet Boyd on the south. Which resignation being so made
and received, the bailie, by mandate of the resigner, gave sasine of the
said annnalrents and tenement to Sir John Chawmur, chaplain, in name of
the church. Paying from the said tenement to the poor of the hospital of

fl I. 2 Paul IIL]

TOWN CLERKS OF GLASOOW.

Saint Nicholas, foimded by master Mjchaol Flomyng, 21 shillings;' nnd to
the church of Saint Ninian 3 a. 4 d, of annimlrent, with tho burghal ferme.
Resorving to master Nicholas hia liferciit of the promises. Witnesses: John Gray,
Robert Tenand, Patrick Piidzane, Ninian Roa, George Bwrell, bailie, William
Bwrell, George Gray, Archibald Muir, John Walker, and John \\'itulderEU)n,
serjciints, Archibald Maxwell, John Croket, George Clydisdaell, James Robison.

1222. ROBBKTOM. 22 October, 1535, U a.m.

E-sbeU Sympyll resigned in favour of herself and J«nies Robertson, her
spouse, a tenement, with yard, and another yard lying next the same, in
the l^ttonraw, on the north side of the same, between the lands of q.
Wylyem Stereling of the Gloret on the west, and the lands of Schir James
Oottis, person of Carstaria, on the east; "and the yard lying all ther next
the sayd tenement and yard, betwixt the landis of q. Jbon Carryk on the
west, the Stabylgren yard on tho eyst, and the common gaeyt besyd the
bwtiia on the north." Sasine given by Patryk Lyon, bailie, to Mr. Jamea
Uoiistan, subdean of Glasgow. Witnesses ; Sir James Gottia, rector of Caratarea,
Nicholas Knox, John Chawmeris, Nicholas Rew, John Walker and John
Waulderaton, serjeanta-

1223. Tempylk 29 December, 1535, 3 p.m.

"In prosens of Patryk Lyon, balyae, Robert Tempyll hes brokin the
atail and saeaing gewyne be hyme to Male Lyne, his handfast wyf, with
ane disditc as wse is." Witnesses: George Swan, John Mytchell, John
Tempyll, and John Waulderston, aorjeant.

1224. Donaldson. U January, 1535-6, 8 a.m.

George Bwrell, bailie, gave saaine to John Donaldson, as heir to q.
John Donaldson, his father, of a tenement, with yard, lying "fra tho
merket cora to the Eyst Port, on the northt syd of the gaet of the
samyne," betwixt tho lands of Geoi^e Colquhoun on the eaat, and the
lands of Saint Thomas chaplaneryo on tho weat. Witiieasoa : George
Clydisdaell, William Gardinar, Alexander Vong, Patrik Lyon, the other
baiUe, John Walker and John Waulderaton, serjeaiita.

1 " f^uperi hoflpltiliM

prolMUjr It ihu T\tmy'
SI. NLcholu' IloipiUl »u
The iiUnin uuiiad !□ Ui« I
FlBmf nff, prebeDdary of J

uiii »,■■ Thf in™ilu)( o( St. Niohola*. (he ™n(w»r. Id the lower pbun* nl

□ lIrI UiF eudgwmeiiL Olu^w. H« lim fllHlowcd tbF Lrper U«tliUl d( Bl.

rxl by Biiliop Mulrhead. Ninlwi. wiUi lin ujiatwlrent (•« Liber CoUegil SoKn

u pKl^blT Uie MtcbHl Damine, ac, p. SAU; frDMcol No. Ui In lfloa«u>

IDb« tMii CUDD ol Olu- BmwMn i lte|{irtruiu UIu«. p. tSb).

84 PROTOCOLS 01? THE [Appx. a.d. I635.ft.

1225. Scot — Wauldkrston. 8 February, 1535-6, 7 a.m.

Heleson Waulderston, with consent of Janet Cuninghame, her mother,
and of Wylyem Kyrkland, her husband, "beand in the fee and lyffrent" of
the aftermentioncd tenement, sold to Patrik Scot, smith, and £lspeth Kobison,
his spouse, a tenement and yard, lying "fra the Wyndheyd to the Blak Freiris,
on the eyst syde of the gaet of the samyne," betwixt the lands of q. John
Flemyng on the south, and the lands of Hendre Wylson on the north. Sasine
given by George Bwrell, bailie. Witnesses: William Henderson, Sir John Hawyk,
priest, David Wedderop, John Waulderston, serjeant, and Thomas Waulderston.

1226. Lyndzae — Tempyle. 9 February, 1535-6, 8 a.m.

Robert Tempyll sold to David Lyndzae, and Male Steward, his spouse,
a tenement and yard "in our Ladye gaet, on the sowtht syd of the
samyne,'' betwixt the lands of Lyon Lyndzae on the wedt, and the lands
of Thomas Adem on the east. Sasine given by George Bwrell, bailie.
Witnesses: Sir Richard Otterbum, chaplain, John Rankyne, Patrick MyiJar,
Robert Scherar, John Wedderop, John Croket, Thomas Adem, John Tarbert,
and John Waulderston.

, gi 1227. Clydisdaelu U February, 1535-6, 3 p.m.

liobert Scherar, with consent of Helen Bowe, his wife, sold to George
Clydisdaell half a tenement, with half yard, lying "fra the cors to the
Sowtht Barres yet, on the eyst syd of the gaet," betwixt the lands of q.
John Wydderufi' on the north, the lands of Jame Quhyt on the south, and
the biuTi of Malyndonor on the east. Sasine given by Patryk Lyon, bailie.
Witnesses: Andrew Muir, Archibald Hertbertson, David Knox, Thomas
Anderson, John Hetheyt, elder, Robert Hommyll, John Beton, John Croket,
John Walker and John Waulderston, Serjeants.

1228. Myllar. 12 February, 1535-6, 9 a.m.

George Glydesdaell, for the sum of 25 merks, sold to Patryk Myller,
burgess, "half ane tenement, with half yard, lyk as it is bwndit in the
prodigoll abon writing," and 20 s. of an well furth of the half of ane
tenement, with yard, "lying betwixt the lands of q. Robert Scherar on
the south, and Malyndonor on the east. Sasine given by George Bwrell,
bailie. Witnesses : Thomas Lymeburnar, Peter Adem, John Craeg, Robert
Scherar, Robert Dokanele, Andrew Craeg, John Knox, Robert Hommyll,
John Croket, and John Waulderston, serjeant.

9 1. 2 Paul III.] TOWN CLERKS OF GLASGOW. 85

1229. NoRWELL. 7 March, 1535-6, 3 p.m.

Mango Ha\¥st, writh consent of Janet Huchison, his wife, sold to Andro
Norwell and Janet Cochren, his spouse, and 1.1., a back tenement, with
yard, '*with fre yschae and entre at the foyr yet of the foyr place," lying
" frae the Freris to the merket core on the eyst syd of the gaet," between
the lands of Wylyem Kaelston on the south, the lands of Wylyem Smyth
on the north, and the lands of '*Sant Crestofor chaplanerye '' on the west
and east. Sasine given by George Bwreli, bailie. Witnesses: John Hetheit,
elder, Andro Loppe, John Watson, John Buntyne, Thomas Anderson, Kobert
Smyth, Sir James Schaw, priest, John Neylson, John VV^alker, and John
Waulderston.

1230. ScJHERAR — LoKART. Eodem die, 4 p.m.

Robert Lokhart, with consent of Besse Mytchell, his spouse, , and of
John Lokert, heir to the said Robert, sold to Robert Scherar and Helen
Bo we, his spouse, a tenement, with yard, *'fra the South Barres yet to the
bryg of Glasgw on the sowtht syd of the gaet," between the lands ol
Agnes Raet on the east, the lands of John Dy kke on the west, and the
bwm of Malyndonor on the south. Sasine given by Patryk Lyon, bailie.
Witnesses: Thomas Bard, Robert Dokanele, William Walker, John Lowchrig,
master John Haw, and John Walker.

1231. AuLD — Brown. 8 March, 1535-6, 2 p.m.

Andro Robison, with consent of Margaret Mychall, his spouse, sold to
John Auld and Margaret Brown, his spouse, ''ane lytill bakhowse and thre
wder bakhowses, togydder with ane lyme trowcht in at the foyr yet of
the foyr place to the bwrn of Malyndonor . . . fra the merkat cors to
the sowtht Barres yet, on the eyst syd of the gacyt," between the lands
of Michael Lyndzae on the south, the lands of John Yong on the northi
and the lands of Wylyem Adem on the east. Sasine given by Patryk
Lyon, bailie. Judicially ratified by Margaret Nycholl. Witnesses: Patrick
Crawfurd, Thomas Broun, John Forthyk, George PoUok, James Robison
John Walker and John Waulderston, Serjeants.

1232. Maxwkll — Newerk. 10 March, 1535-6, 7 a.m.

" Patryk Maxwell of Newerk hes mayd intimatioune to Jhon Maxwell
of Bosfeyld that he hes compromitit his mareage with Andro Parkis dochter.

f. 85.

f. 86.

86 PROTOCOLS OF THE [Appx. a.d. 163M.

and is aggreit with him ther apon."^ Witnesses: Mr. James Colquhon,
person of Lews, Archibald Hertbertson, Wille Haw, George Bwrell, and John
Maxwell.

1233. Smyth. 16 March, 1535-6, between 2 and 4 p.m.

Patryk Lyon, bailie, gave sasine to Robert Smyth, as heir of q.
Robert Smyth and Merren Bwrell, "his gwtchar and godame," John Smyth,
his father, and master David Smyth, his father's brother, of "twa ryggis
of land, lyand t.c, in ane croft callyt Kynclaetht, betuix the land of
James Wedderop on the west, and the landis of q. Vede Bron on the
eyst. Itemy ane ryg, with ane cwt rwd, lyand togydder in the samyne
croft, betuix the landis of the saydis James Wedderop and Vede Bron on
the eyst and west. Item, ane akyr of land in the samyne croft, betuix
the landis of Mungo Morton on the eyst and our Ladye Kyrk land on
the west. Item, twa ryggis of land lyand in Eggylstanes croft. Item, thre
schort ryggis lyand betuix the landis of our Ladye and the landis of q.
David Myntetht. Item, ane akyr of land in the samyne croftj betuix the
landis of q. David Myntetht on the west, and the common Ion on the
eyst. Item, ij s. of auwell of q. Edward Scot born, lyand at the heyd of
the samyne akyr of land. Item, ane ryg lyand in Cropnestok, betuix the
f. 87. landis of Sant Mungois chaplanerye on the west, and the almushouse landis
on the eyst. Item, ane pece of land callyt the Hen Croft, betuix my lord
of Glasgowis lands on the .eyst^ and the Rownd Croft on the west. Item^
ij ryggis of land lyand in the Dowhyll, betuix the landis of Wylyem
Walker on the eyst, and the landis of Archibald Herbertson on the west.
Item, ij ryggis of land on the eyst and west part of Archibald Hertbertson.
Item, ij ryggis betuix Wille Walker, est part, and the landis of Archibald
Hertbertson on the west part. Item, ij ryggis betuix the landis of Archibald
Hertbertson on baetht the partis. Item^ ij ryggis Wille Walker on the eyst
and Archibald Hertbertson on the west. Item, ane born, with ane yard,
betuix the landis of Helen Gane on the west, and Sant Mungoyis Kyrk
on the eyst. Item, ij ryggis betuix Archibald Hertbertson landis, on baetht

iBy a charter, dated 20 October, 1518, to which Mag. Sig. iiL No 183). If the compromise aUuded to in

Patrick Maxwell of Newerk was one of the witnesses, the text was made on his own account, Patryk Maxwell

John Maxwell of Carnsalloch sold to John Maxwell, son must have been superior of laiidi beloaging either to

of Adam Maxwell and parinh clerk of Meriiys, the lands the laird of Bosfeyld, or to "Andro Parkia doohter," from

of Boisfeild in the lordship of Kilbride and shire of which a " casualty of marriage " was exigible. See No.

Lanark ; to be held of the King as steward of Scotland. 1287 and footnote.
(Confirmed by crown charter, 81 October, 1519; B^.

n I. 2 Paul III.]

TOWN CLERKS OF GLASGOW.

87

the partia. Hem, ane ryg, with ane cwt lyg, lyand on Wylle Walker on
the eyst, and the luidis of Sant Thomas chaplanerye ou the west. Item,
twa akyria of Iniul in the Dowhyll, betnix the hmdia of the Petigok on
the sowtht, and the Inndia of Robert Hiine on the nortlit. Item, thre nid
of land lyand in the Crowbhis, beliiix the Inndia of Sant Jhonis chaplanere
on the eyst, and the Bluk freria on the west. Jlfm, twa rygf^s of land
in Sant Tenewia Croft, betuix the hindia of Mathow Crawfurd on the eyat,
and the landis of Wylle Bronayd on the west. /ten, ane born in Sant
Tenewia gaet, betuix the landia of the lard of Raea on the eyst, and Schir
James Sohuwis born on the west. Item, 4 s. of anwell of Jhon Knox plaue,
lyand betuix ihe landis of Jhon Weddorop on the eyst, and the landis of
(]. Willyem Mason on the west. Itcin, xx s. of anwell of James Yong place,
betuix the lands of (j, Wylzem Glasgw on the sowtht, and the landis of
Robert Cochren on the northl. Ane tenement lyand betiux the landia of
George Clame on the sowtht, and the litndis of Jhon Mune on the northt.
Twa tonementis, with thaer yanhs, lyand togyddcr fra the core to the Eyst
Port, on the northt syd of the gaet, betuix the landia of Sant Thomas
cfaaplanerye on the eyst, and the landia of Archibald Uerthertaon on the
west, /inrt, viij s. of anwell and Andro Wydderspon place, hetuix the
, landia of Archibald Hcrtbort«on on the west, and the landis of Pate Pwdzane
on the eyst. Item, viij a. of anwell of Jhon Gray place, betuix the landia
of Sten Lownya on the eysl, and the landis of Peter Pwdzune on the west.
Item, lis. of anwell of the northt syd of Mergct Hawston place, lyand
hotuix the laudia of George Bwrell on the northt, and our I.adye land on
the sowtht. Item, ij schilling of anwell of Patrik Wrycht place, lyand
Itetuix the landia of q. Archibald Wylson on the sowtht, ari'I the landis of
q. master David Smyth on the northt. Hem, ane foyr place, with twa bak
tenementis, with ther yardis, lyand betnix the lands of George Swan and
Patrik Anderson on the northt, and the common wennell paasand to the
hwrn of Malyndonor on the sowtht partis. Witiiessea: George Bwrell, bailie,
David Lyndsiae, Archibald HertliertiBon, Sir William Hertbortson. chaplain,
Archibald Robison, John Walker, John Waiildereton, ^\'illianl Ganlinar.

1234. M'CutXOWOHT. 28 March, 1536, 4 p.m.

Jhon Wan, bailie to Mr. James Howston, suhden of Glasgw, gave soaine
to Patrik M 'Ciillowcht, as heir of q, Janet M'Cullowcht, "his fader hrodor
dochter," of (I) an acre of land in the Densyd; (2) 3 s. annual, fiirth of

88 PROTOCOLS OP THE [Appx. a.d. 1536.

a barn, lying between the lands of q. Hendre Robison on the weet^ the
lands of John Wan on the east, the "common Ion of the Rattonraw** on
the north, and Rannalds yard on the sonth ; and (3) an acre of land
betwixt the lands of John Wan on the west, "the common wennell to the
Densyd well on the eyst, and the yard of q. Done Lyon on the sowtht."
Witnesses: Archibald Mwr, Mr. Patrick Fowlar, Patrick Qiihyt, John Atkin,
and Adem Knox.

'• «• 1235. M*QuiiANE— HucHisoN. 4 April, 1536, 4 p.m.

George Bwrell, bailie, gave sasine to Janet and Katryne 'Huchison,
daughters and heirs of Thomas Huchison (with consent of Effe Lyndzae,
their mother, conjunct fiear of the property), of a tenement and yardi, lying
"fra the Blakfreris to the merket cors, on the west syd of the gaet^"
betwixt the lands of "the common scowU" on the north, and the lands of
George Swan on the south. Thereafter, Janet, with consent of David
M*Quhane, her spouse, and Katryne» with consent of Thomas Leiis, her
spouse, sold the tenement to John M*Quhcn and Effe Lyndzae, his spouse,
and their heirs. Witnesses: Archibald Mwr, George Swan, master James
Lyndzae, John Neylson, and John Waulderston, serjeant.

1236. Gybson— Mawtiie. 8 April, 1536, 8 a.m.

Wylyem Mawthe, with consent of Merget Myllar, his spouse, sold to
James Gybson "ane pece of waest land extendand to xiiij ell of Ijmtht,
lying from the South Barressyet to the bryg of Glasgow, on the north side
of the way, between the lands of Rynzcn Ros and q. John Gane on the
east, and the lands of Wylzem Mawthe on the west. Sasine given by
George Bwrell, bailie. Judicially ratified by Merget. Witnesses: Archibald
Hertbcrtson, Thomas Anderson, Alan Pollok, and William Wydderuff.

f. 90. 1237. BwRN— Urre. 2 April, 1536. . . .

"Robert Bwrn of the Langsyd hes renunsyt all displesour and skaith
done to me or may incur, oder befor spirituall or temporall jugis, in tyme
to cum, and dishasenttis to hyr evyll deydis in all sort, protestand for
rameyd quhan tyme and place occuris."' Witnesses: John Calbraetht, Thomas
Ryche, William Cochren, John Dowthell, Robert Syme.

•

iThere appears to be some omission in this entr^, which is here printed as it stands in the ori^^lnal nooid.

9 I. 2 Paul III.] TOWIH CLERKS OF GLASGOW. 89

1238. Smyth— M*CuLLOWCHT. 10 April, 1536, 5 p.m.

Patrick M*Cullowcht sold to Mr. Adem Colquhoun, official and canon
of Glasgow (1) "ane akyr of land ... in the Deynesyd, betuix the
landis of q. Hendre Robison on the west, and the lands of John Wan on
the east ; (2) iij schilling viij d. of an well of ane boni lyand at the heyd
of the sayd akyr of land ; and (3) an akyr land lyand in the samyne
Dey nsyd, betuix the landis of Jhon Wan on the west and the common
vennall on the eyst.'* Patrick Lyon, bailie to Mr. James Howston, subden
of Glasgw, gave sasine to Sir Andro Heriot, procurator for Mr. Adem
Colquhoun. * Thereafter, the bailie gave sasine of the subjects to Schir
Wylyem Smyth, chaplain " of Sant Thomas altar, fwndyt in the kyrk of '• ^^•
Glasgw be the sayd master Adem Colquhoun;" and that in name of the
church "eflPber the forme of his erection to be made thercapon.'*' Witnesses:
Robert Harbertson, James Tod, Patrick Quhyt, Patrick Hommyll, William
Flemjmg, and John Waulderston.

1239. Harbertson. 12 April, 1536, 8 a.m.

Archibald Herbertson, "for the carnal affection and luf that he had
tyll" John Hartbertson, his son, resigned in favour of him and Margrat
Sellar, and 1.1. (1) "a tenement besyd the mcrket cors," betwixt the lands
of Robert Smyth on the east, and the lands of Peter Colquhon on the
west; (2) "twa akyrris of land lyand in the Dowhyll croft," betwixt the
lands of Wylyem Walker and Robert Smyth on the east and west, and
(3) iiij s. and . . d. of anuell of Robert Steward of Myntto born and
Wylyem Anderson bom, lyand betuix the born of Archibald Hertbcrtson
on the west, and the born of George Clidisdaell on the eyst;" reserving the
resigner's liferent. Sasine given by Patryk Lyon, bailie. Witnesses: Bertolomew
Summur, Robert Hommyll, William I^aing, elder, John Sellar, John Neylson,
John Rankin, William Walker, and John Waulderston.

"The samyne day, tyme atid hour, Archibald Hertbertson protcstit that
the forsyd alienation mayd to his son and aer suld nocht hwrt his prevalege
geyf sa war that he fell in tribull or povertye, bot that he suld haef
fredom to anelo his land in that caes alanerlye, befor the wytnes a}K)n
expremyt."

iln Archbishop Eyre's paper on "The Old Arrange- Canterbury it referred to, and its position indicated on

ments of the Glasgow Cathedral," read at a meeting of the relative plan. Whether the chaplainry mentioned

the Glasgow Archaeological Society, on 21 March, 1889 in the text was founded in honour of the AposUe or the

(Iransactions, i. pp. 477-97), the altar of St. Thomas of Martyr has not been ascertained.

M

90 PROTOCOLS OF THE [Appx. a.d. 1638.

1240. Sellar — Hartbertson. Eodem die, 8 a.m.

John Sellar resigned in favour of himself and (plank) Hartbertson, his
spouse, and I.I., "ane bak tenement, with yard . . . with fre yschae and
'• ^- entre at the foyr yet, lyand . . . fra the Blak freris to the merket
cors, on the west syd of the gaet, betuix the landis of Jhon Wan and
Wylyem Anderson on the northt, the landis of Schir Archibald Langsyd on
the sowtht, and our Ladye kyrk lands on the eyst" Sasine given by
Patryk Lyon, bailie. Same witnesses as in No. 1239; and also John Deynfeld.

1241. Kawthkart. Eodem die, 9 a.m.

"AUane lord Kawthkart hes wamyt Jane Boyd, efter the forme of twa
reversionis mayd betuix thame, to rasaef hyr monye contenyt in the samjme,
apon Wytsunday en nixt to cum; the sayd Jane wamyt personale." Done
at the market cross of the city of Glasgow. Present: Duncan Crawfwrd,
Archibald Hartberton, John Sellar, Laurence Wrre.

1242. Lyndzae— Scot. 2 May, 1536, 3 p.m.

George Bwrell, bailie, gave sasine to Michael Lyndzae as heir of q.
David Lyndzae, his father, and of Besse Boyd, his mother, of a tenement,
with yard, lying "fra the cors to the Sowtht Barres yet, on the west syd
of the gaet," betwixt the lands of q. Wylle Mosman on the south, and the
lands of Janet Mitchell on the north; "and of half ane tenement^ with
yard," on the east side of the same gait, betwixt the lands of Jame Gybson
on the south, the lands of Peter Adem on the north, and the bum of
Malyndonor on the east; "and incontynent therefter the sayd balyae gaeff
staet and saesing of the [properties] to Heleson^ Scot^ and to hyr aeris
. . . and that be the resignacioune and ourgewin of Michael Lyndzae in
f. 93. favouris of the sayd Helen,^ his handfast wyf per verba de fiUuro; and the
sayd Heleson, hes oblyst hyr for to resign the saydis tenements ... in
the sayd balzaes handis in favouris of Mychael Lyndzae and the sayd
Helen, his spouse, and the langar levar of thame twa, and to ther aeris
for ever.** Present; William Laing, David Lyndzae, John Croket, William
Gardinar, Eichard Allane, James Yong, John Croket, John Walker, and
John Waulderston.

1243. Scot. 8 May, 1536, 8 p.m.

"Michael Lyndzae hes constitut and mayd Helen Scot his wyf assigns
in and to the lowsing and rademyng of his place that lyis in wedset to

iSo written.

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Jhon UylwQii of the xl pwnd of monyo, and syklyk assigna to the xv a.
land that be hes in lyfrent of Iho Lady Lyll, and the sayd HqIbii to half
entres to the sayd assigDatioun incontynent." Witnesses : William Fynneson,
Tbomaa Rydie, and JameB Flemyng.

1244. Clyddisdabll — Hkrhkktson. 13 May, 1536, 4 p.m.

Archibald Herbertaon sold to Georgo ClydJsdaeJl and Mcrren Ryche, hia
spouse (1) "iiijs. of aiiwell of aiie born, lyand within tlie torrotorye of
Ubsgw, fra this burn of Malyndonor to the Bwrrow Miiir, on the north
part of the gaet," lietwixt the buds of Wylyem Anderson on the west, and
the lands of Archibald Hertbertaon on the east; (2) ane waeat pece of land
lying betwixt lands ... on the east, and the born of George Clydlsdaol
oil the west." yjwine given by George Bwrell, bailie. "The eayd George,
his wyf, ther aeris and assignais paeand yeyrle to Archibald Uerlbertsou
iiij 3. of anwelL" Witnesses: Sir William Hartljerisoii, Itobcrt Tonand, Robert
Dokanele, William Wydderspou, Patrick Wynzet, Kychard Wedderop, William
Flemyng, and John Waulderston, Serjeant.

124B. Walker— Walker. 24 May, 1536, 8 a.m.

George Bwrell, bailie, gave sasine to Janet Walker and Helen Walker,
as heirs of q. William Walker, their father, of "twa fyft pairts of thir
land is, bornis, and tenement! s . . . twa ryggis of land lyand in the
Brumelaw, betuix the landis of Schir Martyne lieyd on the west, and the
laadis of George Colquhon on the eyst, lieni, ane ryg lyand in the Palzart
Croft, betuix the landis of Mathow Campbell on the eyst, and the landis
of q, Arthur Fauldis on the west. Item, ane born, with ane ryg, lyand in
the Lang Croft, betuix the landis of q. David PoUok on the eyat and liicot
of Bradeyahome on the west. Ileiii, ane born, ane yard, with four ryggis
and ane owt ryg, lyand iu the aamyne croft, betuix the landis of q. Jhon
Gane on the eyat and the landis of q. Jhon Bowthok on the west; and of
ane tenement lyand fra the core to the Blak freris on the west syd of the
gaet, betuix the landis of David tiynisou on the north, and the landia of
Wylyem Anderson on the south.'' Witnesses: Vedye Schankkis, Thomas
Schankkis, John Freltarne, Julm Wutaon, John Buutyne, William Walker,
John Waulderston, serjoant.'

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1246. Maxwell — Hertbertson. 7 June, 1536, between 2 and 3 p.m.

George Bwrell, bailie, gave sasine to Archibald Hertbertson and Isabell
Maxwell, his spouse, and 1.1., of "ane tenement with yard . . . fra the
merket cors to the South Barres yet, on the west syd of the gaet," betuix
the lands of q. Wylyem Mosman on the north, and the lands of q. Wat
Luf on the south; also of another tenement^ with yard, "lyand fra the
f. 05. merket cors to the Gallowmur,'* on the south side of the gait, betwixt the
lands of Wylle Wydderspon on the west, and the lands of q. David
Myntheth on the east; also of a barn, with yard, on the north side of
the same gait, '^betuix the laixl of Mynttoys born on the eyst and Sant
Mungois Kyrk yard on the west;" and of three rigs of land lying in
Cropnestok, betwixt the lands of the Blak Freris on the west, and the lands
of the Hospital of Sant Nycholls on the east; which properties were resigned
by the said Archibald. Witnesses: John Maxwell of NeddeipoUok, David
Lyndzae, David Symson, George Glydisdaell, John Law, John Law in Flendyr,
John Law in Meyrnis, Sir John Dwnsleson, Thomas Lethte, John Waulker, and
John Waulderston, William Haw, David Gurre, Robert Fausyd, Andrew Loppe.

"The samyno day and tyme Jhon Hartbertson, son and apperand aer
to the said Archibald, protestit for rameyd of law, and said that the landis
and tenement suld succeyd to hym in heretage, efter the wse of the burrow
lawys of the realme, and allegit that the staet abon writin was of na
awaell; and als presentle brak the staet gewin of the bom, befor the wytnes
abon writin."'

1247. Harbertson. 10 June, 1536, 10 a.m.

Archibald Hartbertson, elder, resigned in favour of Archibald Hertbertson,
younger, a tenement, with yard, lying "fra the eyst Barres yet to Sant
Mungois Kyrk, on the northt syd of the gaet,'' betwixt the lands of Andro
Wydderspon on the east, and the bum of Malyndonor on the west; reserving
the frank tenement to the resigner during life. Sasine given by G^rge
Bwrell, bailie. Witnesses: Master Patrick M*Clane, Andrew Loppe, John
Dalzell, John Harbertson, John Sellar, John Walker, and John Waulderston.

iBy one of the old burifh laws it was ordained that by another law proviaion wm made for the heir having

no man might " put awuye his chefe bigging fra his a right of pre-emption in cases where property bad to

ayre, nor dower his wife theren " if he had other lands be realised on aooount of poverty (/fr. c. 114)l
suitable for the purpose (Leges Burgorum, c. 106) ; while

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1248. Stkn — BUNTYNE. 13 June, 1536, 8 a.m.

Margrat Sten resigned in favour of John Buntyne, her spouse, "sax
schillings of anwell of ane born lyand besyd the Grey Freris of Glasgw,
betuix Arche Muir born on the west syd, and the landis of Wylyem Smyth
on the eyst syd." Sasine given by George Bwrell, bailie, first to Esbell f. 96.
Sten "as ane of the thro systeris and acris to q. Schir Waltyr Sten,'' and
thereafter to the said John Buntyne and Margrat Sten, his spouse.

1249. Carnys — Pynecarton. Eodein die, 1 p.m.

Felys Pyncarton resigned in favour of John Carnys, her son, as heir
of q. Itobert Carnys, his father, a tenement, with yard, lying "fra the
merket cors to the Sowtht Barres yet, on the west syd of the gaet,'* betwixt
the lands of Andro Craeg on the north, and the lands of q. Robert Roger
on the south. Sasine given by George Bwrell, bailie, "reserwand the profet
of the sayd place to the sayd Felys induring hyr luf." Thereafter, John
Carnys resigned the said tenement in favour of Mergret Carnys, his sister,
"and that ay and quhyll that the sayd Jhon and his aeris paye to the
sayd Mergret, hyr aeris and assignais, the sowm of threttye ane merk of
monye, apon ane day, lyk as ane reversion grantit to be mayd under the
sign and subscription manuall of Mychael Flemyng, notar, in the stratest form
can be dewisyt, and that incontynent." Witnesses: George Sten, Andrew Craeg,
James Yong, William Wat, John Walker and John Waulderston, Serjeants.

1250. Barbour. 20 June, 1536, 7 a.m.

Thomas Bard and Janet Cokke, his spouse, sold and resigned to George
Barbour and Janet Huchison, his spouse, and 1.1., a tenement, with yard,
lying "fra the Wyndheyd to the Blak Freris, on the eyst syd of the gaet," f. 97.
betwixt the lands of Wylle Hendre on the north, and the lands of master
Mychael Huchison on the south. Sasine given by George Bwrell, bailie.
Witnesses: Mathew Murheyd, Archibald Riinkin, John Walker, and John
Waulderston.

1251. Adem. Eodem dky circa 12 a.m.

George Bwrell, bailie, gave sasine to Elspeth Adera, as one of heirs of
q. Thomas Adem, her father, "of the half of ane foyr bwtht, with half of
ane bak place, with the pertineus," lying "fra the cors to the South Barres
yet, on the west syd of the gaet," betwixt the landis of Andro Campbell
on the south, our Ladye land on the north, and David Wylson on the

94 PROTOCOLS OS* THB [Appx. a.d. 16^.

east; and half of a bak place, with half yard, "and fre ysche and entre at
the foyr yet lyand in the Gallow gaet^ on the north part of the samyne,"
betwixt the lands of James Wylson on the west^ the lands of q. John
Lowk on the east, and the lands of Alexander Sten on the south. Wit-
nesses: William Henderson, James Wylson, John Law, Richard Allane,
Alexander Sten, James Dawgleys, John Clerk, and John Waulderston, Serjeant.

1252. Elquhynston — Colquhon. 5 July, 1536, 2 p.m.

Peter Colquhoun resigned in favour of Vyolet Elquhynston a tenement
lying **fra the Blakfreris to the merket cors, on the eyst syd of the gaet,^
betwixt the lands of Archibald Wylson on the north, the lands of Archibald
Hertbertson on the east, and the common gait on the south; under reversion
f. 98. for 200 merks. Sasine given by George Bwrell, bailie. "And attour the
sayd Vyolet hes presentlie constitut and mayd Esbell Elquhynston, ladye of
Calderwoud, hyr awnt, hyr werra cessionar and assigna'' to the maills and
duties of the said place, with the 200 merk of money "quhen it is reddye
to paye, and that to the utilite and profet of the sayd Vyolet allanerlye
and na wderis/* Witnesses: Master Patric M*Clane, Andrew Loppe, David
Currye, William Law, Peter Adem, and John Waulderston, serjeant.

1253. Re YD — Ganes. 8 July, 1536, 4 p.m.

Merren Gane, with consent of Andro Campbell, her spouse, Janet Gane,
with consent of John Uetheyt, her spouse, and Michael Flemyng, procurator
for Ueleson Gane, with consent of John Wallace, her spouse, sold and
resigned to Sir Mertyne Reyd, chaplain, "ane foyr howse as it lyis in
lyntht and breyd . . . fra the Sowtht Barres yet to the bryg, on the
north syd of the gaet," between the lands of Rynzen Ros ' on the north,
and other lands on the east and west. Sasine given by George Bwrell,
bailie. Witnesses: John Hetheyt, elder, Robert Scherar, John Knox, David
Hogisard, and Sir John Chawmens.

1254. M*Clane — Lyon. Eodem die^ 5 p.m.

George Bwrell, bailie, gave sasine to Arche Lyon, as heir of q. Done
Lyon, his father (with consent of Margot Campbell, his mother, as having
the conjunct fee) "of ane foyr tenement, with bak tenement and pertinens,
lyand in the Grayfreyr Wynd of Glasgw, betuix the landis of the almus
howse on the sowtht, and the common gaet on the northt and eyst."
Thereafter, Archibald Lyon, with consent of Marget Campbell, his mother,

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sold Ibe pi-operty to muster Patrich M'Clane and Janet Lyon, hia s]X)UBe,
and I.I., to wliom the bailie gave sasiue. Witiieeaee: Jamea Koborloii,
William Raelston, Andrew Haw, and Gylbert Cummyng.

1255. Lyon. Eodem die, S p.m.

G«orge Bwrell, bailie, gave aisine to Archibald Lyon, as heir to q.
Done Lyon, his father, "of ime Iwrri lyand fra the merket core to Sant
MungOB kyrk on the eowtht syd of the giiot," betwixt the landa of q.
Kobert Fawayd on the west, and John Hotheyt's barn on the east. Wit^
DOBseB: maater Patrick M'Clane, Mungo Hawston, William Wydderapon,
Peter Adem, and John Waulderston.

1256. Robertson^ Walker. 12 July, l.53(i, between 2 and 3 p.m.

Sir Jamea Dennestoii, ehaplain, procurator, conatitiited, along with James
Harper, by laabclla W^alker, daughter, and one of the heirs of 'j. William
Walker, resigned in favour of Alexander Robertaon, burgess of Edinburgh,
the fifth part of the following properties, viz. :— (l) two riga of land in the
croft called the Brwmelaw, between the landa of Sir Martin Heyd on the
west, and the landa of the Ix>rd of Mungiunro on the oast; (3) rig of land
lying in the Palzart Croft, between the lands of Mathow Campbell on the
east, and the landa of the late Arthur Faulds oa the west; (3) a wast«
barn and one rig lying contiguous thereto in the Longcroft, I Jet ween the
lands of the lat« David Polloh on the east, and the landa of Scotts of
Brailisbome on the west; (4) four barns, with yard and pertinents, and
also four rigs, with short rig of lands, lying contiguous to the said barns
in the same croft, between the lands of the late John Gane on the east,
and the Bowthokkia rig on the west; and (5) tenement, with yard, extending
from the market cross to the place of the Friars Preachers, on the west
side of the street, between the lands of David Symaon on tlie north, and
the lands of William Anderson on the south. Saaine given by George
Bwrell, bailie. Witneases: Thomas Anderson, Cuthberl Blakwoud, Gichani
Allaue, David Symaon, James Haqwr, and John Waulderston, serj'earit.

1257. KvLPATRiK— Knox. 13 July, 1536, 9 a.m.

David Knox resigned in favour of himself and Mate Kylpatryk, his
spouse, and I.L, a tenement, with yard, lying "in our Ladye gael, on the
northt part of the samyne," lietwixt the lands of q. Wylyem Mason on
the east, and the lands of Jbon Atkin on the west, "and ane bom, with

96 PROTOCOLS OF THE [Appx. a.d. 1636.

yard/' lying "fra the merket cors to Sant Mungois kirk on the northt syd
of the gaet of the samyne," l^etwixt the lands of Alexander Sten on the
east, and the lands of Sten Lownys on the west. Sasine given by George
Bwrell, bailie. Witnesses: William Elquhynston, Stephan Lownys, William
Adem, Patrick Myllar, • John Walker, and John Waiilderston, Serjeant.

1258. RwssELL — CtARDINAK. 14 July, 1536, 12 a.m.

Thomas Gardinar, with consent of Besse Dowchell, his spouse, resigned
in favour of Andro Rwssell and Janet Wynzet, his spouse, and 1.1., "ane
foyr tenement ... fra the sowtht Barres yet to the bryg of Clyd,
on the sowtht syd of the gjict of the samyne," betwixt the "waesf of q.
Archilmld Wylson on the west, and other lands on the east. Sasine given
by George Bwrell, bailie. Witnesses: Richard Allane, Alexander Myllar,
John Waulderston, John Glasgw, Adem Lyon.

f. 101. 1259. Lothame. 19 July, 1536, 10 a.m.

Wylyem Adem resigned in favour of Merget Lethame, his spouse, and
1.1., "twa foyr tenementis, with ane bak tenement and yard, lyand betuix
the landis of Schir Andro Heriot on the eyst, and our Ijadye landis on the
west." Sasine given by George Bwrell, bailie. Witnesses: John Wedderop,
Peter Adem, David Grahamo, Andro Haw, and John Waulderston, serjeant.

1260. Adkm. 26 July, 153G, 12 a.m.

George Bwrell, bailie, gave sasine to Elsi>etht Adem and Wylyem
Lowdon, her spouse, and 1.1., "of ane bak tenement, with yard and pertinens,
and with fre yscha and entre at the foyr yet of the foyr place . . .
fra the merket cors to the Eyst Port, on the north part of the gaet of
the samyne, betuix the landis of (]. Jhon Lowk on the eyst, and James
Wylson on the west, and the hindis of Alexander Sten on the sowtht part
. . . cfter the forme of ane dewison mayd be James Wylson, Jhon Hetheyt,
elder, Jhon \\'^ed(lcrop, and Wylyem Adem, jugis chosing, be consent of
parte, betuix Janet Adem and Elspctht Adem, dochteris and aeris to q.
Thomas Adem, ([uhilk war bwnd and oblyst in presens of the balyae forsaid
for to byd and wnderlye the decreyt and dewison of twa places to be
equale delt betuix the s^iydis Janet and Elspctht; the forsaydis jugis, all
in ane voce, with consent of |)arte, hes ordanyt the bak place before
f. 102. expremit to remane with the sayd Elspeth and hyr aeris; and hes ordanyt
the foyr bwtht, with the bak place, with yard and pertinens, that the sayd

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Janet dwellis in now presenile to reraane with the sayd Janet and hyr
aeris for ever. And attour the sayd Janet was content, in presens of the
balyae and jugis, and tuk the samyne place to hyr choys, and was content
of the samyne. In the tolbwtht of Glasgw." Witnesses: David Letteryk,
Archibald Wylson, Patrick Crawfurd, George Barbour, David Symson, William
Smyth, John Walker, and John Waulderston, serjeant.

1261. Balyae. 29 July, 1536, 8 a.m.

Schir Eobert Blak, procurator for the vicars of the queyr of Glasgw,
resigned to John Balyae and Janet Eobison, his spouse, and 1.1., a tenement,
with yard, lying "in the Ratton Raw, on the sowtht syd of the gaet,"
betwixt the lands of Sant Michael chaplanerye on the west, and the lands
of master Jhon Reyd on the east; the said John and Janet paying to the
vicars of the queyr "twa merk and ane half of an well." Sasine given by
John Wan, bailie to master James Howstoun, subdean of Glasgow. Wit-
nesses: John Brokess, Eobert Morison, and Nicholas Knox.

1262. Wrycht— Wrycht. [1 September]^ 1536.

Archibald Wylson, bailie, gave sasine to Patryk Wrycht, as heir to q.
John Wrycht, his father, of a tenement, with yard, lying **fra the Blakfreris
to the merket cors," on the east side of the street; reserving the liferent
of Kathryne Bwrd, mother of Patryk. Thereafter, Patryk Wrycht, for the t loa.
price of 13 merks, sold to Allane Wrycht and Besse Ryche, his spouse,
"four bak bowses . . . howse with the half yard and pertinens, with
fre yschae and entre at the foyr yet of the sayd place, extendand to
sewynten ell of lyntht, lyk as thai ar now merchit and stobbyt." Further,
the bailie gave sasine "of xx shillingis of an well of the sayd bak bowses,
with half yard and pertinens," to the said Patryk, to be paid by the said
Allane and Besse, reserving the said "an weir* to Katryne Bwrd for life;
"and als the said Allane and Besse and ther aeris ar oblyst that quhat
tyme and how son the said Patryk and his aeris paes on our Ladye altar
in the Blakfreyr kyrk of Glasgw, upon xx dayis warnyt,*' to the said
Allane, the sum of 13 merks, he shall renounce and overgive the property
in his favour; "and geyf the said Allane or his aeris makis ony expens
upon the mendyng of the saidis bowses, be the sycht of twa wnsuspek
personis sworn therto, salbe estimeyt and ekyt in the reversion; and the
reversion to be mayd in forma instrumentcdiy

iThe pen hai bet n drawn through the words " primo to be made for the reason explained by the *' nota " at
SeptembrU." A new protocol of a subsequent date had the end (p. 08).

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Nota, — 16 May, 1537. — "This prodigoll was mayd new becawse Ciystane
Anderson had nocht gewin hyr consent quhill this day.*' Witnesses: William
Anderson, Andrew Norwell, James Yong, Andrew Neykon, and John
Waulderston, serjeant, Walter Trumbyll, John Jakson, Walter Arthwre.

1263. Smyth. 7 September, 1536, 4 p.m.

George Bwrell resigned to Schir Wylyem Smyth "sewin schilling of
an well to be tane yeirlye of ane tenement, with yard," lying from the East
Barres yet to Sant Mungois kyrk, on the south side of the way, betwixt
the lands of Wylyem Wydderspon on the east, and the lands of George
Bwrell on the west. Sasine given by Patryk Lyon, bailie. Witnesses: John
Campbell, John Bell, younger, and Sir Andrew Bwrell, chaplain.

1264. Lop — Newland. 10 September, 1536.

"Alexander Lop and Patryk Newlandis, factouris as thai allegit to the
vyccarage of Mwnkland, the teynd of the manis of Lowchwoud fra Sten
Cuk, and Sten raferryt the said teynd to my lord.^

1 104. 1265. Walker— Walker. 3 October, 1536, 11 a.m.

George Bwrell, bailie, gave sasine to Marget Walker, as heir of q.
Wylyem Walker, her brother, "of ane half akyr of land lyand in the
Dowhill." Thereafter, Marget, with consent of Wylyem Wan, her spouse,
resigned the half acre to Sir Andro Walker, to whom the bailie gave sasine.
Witnesses: Eichard Allane, George Clydysdaell, Adem Knox, John Walker,
younger, John Waulderston and John Walker, Serjeants.

1266. Hawyk— Wylson. 6 October, 1536, 8 a.m.

Schyr Jhon Hawyk resigned to Schyr Archibald Wylson, chaplain, in
name of the church- {nomine ecclesie), "xx s. of anwell to be tane yeyrle of
ane place, with yard and pertinens, lyand in the ciete of Glasgw, fra the
Wyndheid to the Blakfreris, on the eyst syd of the gaet, betuix the
landis of James Grahame on the sowtht, and the landis of q. Bynzen Knox
on the north. Sasine given by Patryk Lyon, bailie. Present: master James
Howston, subdean of Glasgow, Robert Fawsyd, master John Howston, and
John Waulderston.

iThia entry appears to be unfinished. Being at the leaves have been lost,
end of a leaf, and a new subject oommendng on the aThe collegiate church of St Mary,

next preserved folio, it is supposed that one or mor^

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126T. Wylson. 23 October, 1536, 3 p.m.

Andro Wydderepon resigned in favour of Merrion Wylson, his spouse,
and 1,1., "aiie tenement, with yard . . . fra the merket cors to Sant
MungoiB Iiyrk on the northt syde of the gaet," betwixt the lands of Archibald
Hartbertson on the west, and the lands of Patryk Pwdzaite on the east,
Saaine given by Patryk Lyon, bailie. Witnesses: master Nicholas Wydderepon,
Patrick Pwdzaue, John Syme and John Wark.

1268. Armour— ATKm. 27 October, 153C, 8 a.m.

Janet Atkin sold to Patrick Armour and Bessie Ademson, spouses, a
tenement, with yard, lying near the place of the Earl of Lenox, extending
from the North Port to the cross, called the Gyrtht cors, between the lands
of q. David Mason on the north, the lands of q. David Morison on the
west, and the common road {communem viam) on the south and east. Sasine
given by Patrick Lyon, bailie. Witnesses; Patrick Letteryk, David Letteryk,
William Wylson, Thomas Waulderston, and John Waulderston, serjeant.

1269. Chawfl'RD—Hammylton. 30 October, 1536, 3 p.m.

Mathew Crawfiinl, bailie of the barony of Mwnkland, resigned in favour
of John Crawfurd, his son and apparent heir, and Ysabella Hammyltoii, his
spouse (1) a great tenement, with two yards, lying from the Wyndhead
(Quadrivio) to the place of the Friars Preachers, on the east side of the
street, between the lands of the vicars of the choir of Glasgow and the
lands of the late John Elquhynston on the north, and the lands of q.
master David Crawfurd on the southj and (2) four riga of land in the
croft of Saint Tenu, between the lands of Robert Smyth on the west, and
the lands of the hospiial of Saint Nicholas on the east Reserving the
half of the profit or "usufruct" of the said tenement and rigs, extending yearly
to £5, to the reaigner for his lifetime, conform to contract made between him
and Janet Hynd and John Hammylton of Kyrle and the said Ysabella.'
Sasine given by Archibald Wylson, bailie. Witnesses: John Hammylton in
Kyrklo. Thomas Hammylton, Mathew Muirheyd, Gavin Crawfurd, John Adem,
Sir Daviii Crawfurd, and John Waulderston.

1270. Swan— BoGYLL. 31 October, 153G, 9 a.m.

John Bogy 11, with consent of Crystane Watson, hi a mother, sold to
George Swan and Besae Dwn, his spouse, the half of ano foyr place, bak
place, with half yard , . . fra the Wj-ndheyd to the kyrk, on the west

100 PROTOCOLS OF THE [Appx. a.d. 1636.

syd of the gaet, betuix the landis of q. David Myntetht on the 80wtht>
and the common (commune) of Glasgw and the mans of MarbotylP on the
north. Sasine given by Patryk Lyon, bailie. Witnesses : Robert Yong, William
Bogyll, William Tod, John Walker, and John Waulderston.

1271. Hammylton. 30 October, 1536, 3 p.m.

Issabella Hammylton, in presence of Archibald Wylson, bailie, exhibited
and presented a contract begun and celebrated between Mathew Craufurd,
John, his son, and heir apparent, and Jonet Hynd, John Hammylton in
Kyrle, and the said Issabella, which contract the bailie gave to the notary
to read; and thereafter the said Mathew Crawfurd resigned his tenement^
with yards; also, four rigs of land within the territory of Glasgow,' in the
hands of the bailie, in favour of the said John and Issabella, spouses, and
their heirs, according to the form of the contract; reser\'ing to the said
Mathew for life the half of the profit of the subjects. Done in the croft
of Sant Tenu. Witnesses: John Hammylton, Thomas Hammylton, John Adem,
Gavin Crawfurd, Mathew Muirheyd, Sir David Crawfurd, and John Waulderston.

f. 107. 1272. N>VTISHYLL. 10 November, 1536, 10 a.m.

"Janet Nwchhyll, the relic of q. Jhon Bowye, hes wamyt Bertylmo
Summyr, son and aer to q. Andro Summyr, to rasaeff at Candylmes nixt
to cum xxij merk of monye, efter the forme of ane reversion mayd ther
apon, wnder the signe of master Nichol Wydderspon. Witnesses: Sir William
Bwrell, David Symson, William Arneyll, Andrew Smyth, Alexander Craeg. Ajid
on the day of Sanct Martin (1 1 November), witnesses : — George Bwrell, William
Laing, David Letteryk, John Walker, John Waulderston, and Adam Summyr."

1273. Flemyng — Wrycht. 15 November, 1536, 11 a.m.

Patryk Lyon, bailie, gave sasine to James Flemyng, as heir of q. David
Flemyng, his father, **of ane foyr tenement, bak tenement, with yard . . .
fra the Wyndheyd to the Blakfreris, on the eyst syd of the gaet^ betuix
the landis of q. Eynzen Knox on the northt, James Grahame landis on the
north t, and Schir Jhon Hawyk born on the eyst." Reserving the frank
tenement and profit of the place to Janet Wrycht, mother of the said
James, during her life. Witnesses : George Burell, James Wedderop, William
Adem, John Waulderston, and John Walker.

iThe site of the manse of Morebattle was subsequently Hospital and back almshouBe, or groand adjcrfning

acquired by the crafts' incorporation, and used for the thereto,
erection of an almshouse (see vol. ii. p. 116). The sSee No. 1209.

** common " was probably either the site of St. Nicholas

10 L 3 Paul III.] TOWN CLEEKS OF GLASGOW. 101

1274. Maxwell. 17 November, 1536, 10 a.m.

John Knox resigned in favour of himself and Janet Maxwell, his spouse,
and 1.1., a tenement, with yard, lying "in our Ladye land, betuix the landis
of Jhon Wedderop on the eyst, and the landis of q. Wylyem Mason on
the west." Sasine given by Patryk Lyon, bailie. Witnesses : David Knox,
Alexander Yong, Eolland Brownsyd, John Croket, Andrew Neylson, John
Walker, and John Waulderston.

1275. Steward. 23 November, 1536, 2 p.m.

Patrik Lyon, bailie, gave sasine to Jasper Petigrew, procurator for
Robert Steward of Mynto, as "he that was fwnd be ane ward of the
court of Glasgw nerrest aer to q. Thomas Steward, his gwtchar," of a place
in the Drygaet> betwixt the lands, of q. Alexander Sten on the east, and
the lands of q. David Myntetht on the west. Witnesses: Robert Yong,
Robert Fyndla, John Waulderston, and Sir Andrew Walker.

1276. RoBisoN— Wedderop. 7 December, 1536, 2 p.m. f. loa

Male Wedderop, heir of q. James Wedderop, her father, sold to Robert
Robison and Esbell Sten, his wife, a tenement, with yard and pertinents,
lying in the Drygaet, "betuix the landis of Thomas Reyd on the west^
the landis of Robert Robison on the eyst, and the bwrn of Malyndonor on
the sowthf Sasine given by Patrick Lyon, bailie. Witnesses: John Fyllyp,.
John Wylson, and John Walker.

1277. Chapellis. 15 December, 1536, 9 a.m.

Patryk Chapellis resigned in favour of Elizabet Chapellis, his daughter,
"awchten schilling of an well of ane tenement, with twa ryggis of land,
lyand in Sant Tenewis croft, betuix Jhon Wans yard on the west, and the
landis of Sant Tenewis chaplanerye on the eyst;" reserving to the resigner
the profit of the "annual rent" for life. Sasine given by Patryk Lyon,
bailie. Witnesses: William Brownsyd, Cuthbert Blakwoud, John Pacok, and
John Walker.

1278. Subdecanus. 16 December, 1536, 10 a.m.

Jonet Blak, relict of Thomas Law, one of the heirs of q. master John
Blak, resigned in favour of master James Howston, subdean of Glasgow,
seven shillings of annual rent, payable furth of her half tenement, leading
from the market cross to the South Port^ on the east side of the street,

102 PROTOCOLS OF THE [Appx. a.d. I53e.

between the lands of the blessed Virgin Mary on the north, and the lands
of Mungo Hawston on the south. Sasine given by Patrick Lyon, bailie, to
Sir Archibald Wylson, procurator for the said master James; and the said
1 109. Sir Archibald resigned the same annualrent in favour of Sir James Cowane,
in name of the church.^ Witnesses: John Walker, John Waulderston, and
John Neylson.

1279. Hartbertson — Sellar. 2 January, 1536-7, 11 a.m.

John Hartbertson, heir of q. Archibald Hartbertson, his father, resigned
in favour of himself and Margaret Sellar, his spouse, and l.L, a tenement^
with yard, lying "fra the market cors to the sowtht Barres yet, betuix
the landis of q. Wylyem Mosman on the northt, and the landis of q. Wat
Luf on the sowtht; item, ane wder tenement, with yard and pertinens,
lyand fra the Eyst Port to the Gallow-muir, on the sowtht syd, betuix
the landis of q. David Myntetht on the eyst, and the landis of Wylyem
Wydderspon on the west; item, ane born, with ane yard, lyand on the
northt part of the samyne gaet, betuix the land of Mynttoyis bom on the
eyst and Sant Mungois kyrkyard on the west; and thre ryggis of land
lyand in Cropnestok. Sasine given by Archibald Wylson, bailie. Witnesses:
John Wedderop, Thomas Wedderop, John Rankin, George Clydisdael, John
Sellar, John Adem, and John Walker, Serjeant.

1280. Wedderop — Hartbertson. Eodem die^ 11 a.m.

Jhon Hartbertson, with consent of Marget Sellar, his spouse, sold to
Thomas Wedderop and Merren Scot, his spouse, "ane born, with ane yard
f. 110. and twa ak3aTis of land, lyand in ane croft, callyt the Dowhyll, and that
for the sum of £40, under reversion for the same amount, to be paid on
forty days' warning, '*on our Ladye altar, in the Blak Freyr kyrk of Glasgw;**
"neverthelcs the saydis Jhon and Marget byndis thame that thai sail nocht
lowse the forsaid landis quhyll the space of fyf yeiris be compleyt and owr
rwn fra the daet of thir presentis; and attour the saydis Jhon and Marget
byndis thame and ther aeris for to paye and deliver yeyrle, betuix Youll
and Candylmes, nyne bollis and ane half boll of meyll, suflScient as the
market of Glasgw gaes, to the saydis Thomas, his wyf, ther aeris, etc;
and faelyeand paement of the sayd meyll yeirle at Candylmes, it sail pas

iThe iostrument of sasine relative to this protocol is Cowan in name of the new collegiate chnrdi of Um
printed in "Liber Collegii Noetre Domine," p. 00. blessed Virgin Muy and Anne her mother.
Sasine is there said to have been given to Sir James

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to the feyr of Lammes, and fra the feyr be pronunsyt yeirle the saydis
Jhon and Marget eall paye the prycc of the feyr at the Lowkysmea nixt
thoiefter foUowand; and faclyeand paement of the feyr yeyrle at the
Lowkysmea, the saydis Jbon and Marget, and ther aerie, sail be content
that the sowni of the Ix bollis and half of meyll, eyk the reversion als
oft ylk yeyr as the feyr l>e wnpaeyt, bwt ony impediment; the entre of
the saydis Thomas and Merren in and to the paoment of the ix bollia and
ane half of meyll to be at the Mertymes last was preaedand the daet of
thir presentifl. And attour geyff ihe saydis Jhon and Marget aellis or
analeis the saydis twa akyrris of land, with the born and yard, that the
saydis Thomas and his vyi sail haef thame for the moneye, paoand bcfor
ony wdeHs. And als the sayilia Thomas and hia wyf sail content and paye
yeyrle half ane boll of meyle to Jhon and his wyf als lang as the land
be onlowsyt, or ellia to be defalkyt yoyrle of the ix bollis half boll of moyle,
and ala the sayd Thomas, his wyf, byndie and obliasis thame nocht for to
intromit with the lawlKiring nor profet of the twa akyrris of land, the
bom and yard, in na maner of way yeyrle without that thai be nocht
paeyt nor iidowayt as for sayd is of the nyne bollis and half meyle yeyrle."
Saaine given by Archibald Wylson, bailie. Witnesses : John Wedderop,
George Clydisdaell, John Itanldn, John Sellar, John Adem, and John Walker.

1281. Wallace— Gane. 2D December, 1536, 11 a,m.

John Scot, with consent of Marget Gane, his spouse, Lea rasavyt fra
James Wallace, executor to q. John Gane xx U. viij s. of monye for Marget
Biirnis part of gwd and granttis thame paeyt of the samyne, and hea
dischargit the sayd James, hia aeris and aaaignaia therof, for now and ever.
Done in the tolbooth of Glaagow. Witnessea : Sir Eobort Salmond, John
Gottray, and John Lytilihon.

1282. FlemyNQ— MalYNNK— DowGLAS. 16 January, 1536-7, 1 p.m.
James Flemyng, heir of q. Andro Flemyng, his father, sold to Robert

Malynne and Katryne Dowglaa, hia spouse, a t«nement and yard lying "fra
the Wyndheyd to the Blak Freris, on the weat syd of the gael., betuix
the landia of Patrik Myliar on the northt, and Sant Mungois chaplane on
the Bowtht." Sasine given by Patryk Lyon, bailie. Witnesses: master Klathew
Steward, canon of Glasgow, William Henderson, Nicholas Knox, James Harpar,
Alan Boyd, John Dowglas, John Walker, and John Waulderston,

104 PROTOCOLS OP THE [Appx. a. d. 1536-7.

1283. Gylcreson — Mason. Eodem die, half-past 12 p.m.

f. 112. Patryk Lyon, bailie, gave sasine to Jhon Gylcreson, as heir of q.

Alexander Gylcreson, his father, of a tenement lying "betwixt the landis
of James Mwre on the sowtht, and the landis of Jhon Heycheyt on the
northt;'* reserving the profit of the said tenement to Gele Mason, mother
of the said John, for life. Witnesses: James Wat, John Mwre, Thomas
Fulton, John Walker and John Waulderston, Serjeants.

1284. Lyon — Clame. 18 January, 1536-7, 9 a.m.

George Clemme and his spouse sold to Patrick Lyon and Jonet Otterbwm,
his spouse, and 1.1., an annualrent of 20 shilling from the north booth of
his tenement, lying on the east side of the street leading from the market
cross to the South Port, between the lands of Robert Smyth on the north,
and the lands of q. Cuthbert Alexander on the south, for 20 merks
Scots, under reversion of the same amount to be paid on one day, between
the rising of the sun and the setting thereof, in the place of the Friars
Preachers of Glasgow, upon the altar of the blessed Virgin Mary. Sasine
given by Archibald Wylson, bailie. Witnesses: Thomas Anderson, Sichard
Allane, William Haw, Thomas Robison, and Robert Scherar. "The saydis
George and his wyf, ther aeris and assignais, oblyst be the faetht and
trewtht of ther bodeis never for to lowse the sayd xx schillings of anwell
quhyll four yeyris be compleyt and owt rwu nixt efter the daet of this
present reversion.*'

'• ^^3. 1285. Morton. 26 January, 1536-7, 9 a.m.

Jhon Gybson resigned in favour of himself and Katryne Morton, his
spouse, a tenement lying "fra the cors to the Sowtht Port, on the west
syd of the gaet, betuix the landis of Janet Nwtchell on the northt, and
the landis of Wylyem Mosman on the sowtht." Sasine given by Patryk
Lyon, bailie. Witnesses: Patrick M*Kellar, John Dowchell, Robert Steward,
Andrew Neylson, and John Waulderston, serjeant.

1286. NwTiSHYLL— SuMMYR. 6 Nov., 1536—6 Feb., 1536-7.

Jonet Nutishyll, relict of John Bowj^e, and daughter and heir of the
late John Nwtishyll, compeared holding in her hands letters of reversion,
in the form of instrument, under the sign and subscription manual of master
Nicholas Wydderspon, notary public, dated 9 August, 1515, granted by q.
Andrew Summyr and Marion Broster, spouses, to the said Jonet and John,

10 I. 3 Paul III.] TOWN CLERKS OF GLASGOW. 105

concerning two rigs of land lying in the croft of the Kyncletht, t.c., between
the lands sometime of the said Jonet and John, then of master Cuthbert
Symson, on the east, and of Thomas Blythraan on the west; formerly wadset
for the sum of 22 merks, to be paid in the nave of the church of the
Preaching Friars of Glasgow, on any feast of the purification of the blessed
Virgin Mary happening after the lapse of ^ve years from the date of the
reversion, after due warning at the Martinmas preceding; and the said Jonet
duly warned Bertolomew Summer, son and heir of the said Andrew and
Marion, and required him to comp)ear in the nave of the said church on
the day above named, and to receive from her the sum of 22 merks for
redemption of the lands. Done in the dwelling place of the said Bartholomew.
Witnesses : George Bwrell, David Letteryk, William Laing, John Walker, and
John Waulderston. Subsequently, on the day of the Purification, the
2 February [1536-7] Jonet Nutishyll compeared in the nave of the church
aforesaid, while the sun was shining (sole rculiante), before Archibald Wylson,
bailie, the notary, the said Bartholomew, and the witnesses underwritten,
and having produced the said letters of reversion, which were publicly read,
she counted twenty-two merks in gold and silver, and left them there upon
the altar of the blessed Mary, in the mind and intention, as she said, of
pajring the said Bertolomew; and then offered and really consigned the same
22 merks to be paid to him, requiring him, with due instance, to receive
the same from her. The said Bertolomew, on the other hand, alleged that
these lands were not redeemable, because the said q. John Bowye had
formerly sold the reversion of the lands by instrument there exhibited ; so t lu.
that he utterly refused to receive the money from the said Jonet, who, after
waiting there until the going down of the sun, left the same counted sum
to be securely kept by Patrick Lyon, bailie, for the advantage and utility
of the said Bertolomew, solemnly and expressly protesting her diligence used
in that behalf, and for the recovery and possession, by the duty of the
office of the bailie of the said burgh, of free heritage, regress and ingress
by state and sasine, to the same lands, according to the tenor of the
reversion, notwithstanding the refusal of the said Bertolomew to receive the
money, and the other objections vainly alleged by him. Done at the said
altar, between the second and sixth hour after noon. Witnesses : Sirs and
masters William Bwrell, John Smyth, David Gybson, William Anderson,
David Wylson, George Bwrell, John Hetheyt, Harry Bwrell, Alexander
Waulderston, and Thomas Fulton.

106 PROTOCOLS OF THE [Appx. a.d. 1636-7.

Thereafter, on the 6 of February [1536-7], before Archibald Wylson,
bailie, in and upon the ground of the said two rigs of land, personally
compeared the same Jonet Nutishill, and of new produced the same letters
of reversion, and caused them to be read, repeating and calling to remem-
brance the diligence she had used, as before narrated, anent the redemption
of the lands; on the strength of which letters and diligence she instantly
besought and required the said Archibald Wylson that he would forthwith,
by the duty of his office, deign to give to her free heritable regress and
ingress to the same lands, according to the tenor of the letters of reversion,
and the manner, form, and effect of her diligence used in the premises.
Then the said Archibald Wylson, to whom this was evident from the t^nor
of the letters, yielding to her request as just and consonant to reason,
gave really, and in due form of law delivered, free heritable regress and
ingress in and to the said lands, as lawfully redeemed from the said
Bertolomew, and state and sasine by earth and stone, according to the
tenor of the said letters, to the said Jonet and her heirs for ever. Done
between the third and fourth hour after noon. Witnesses: Sir William
Bwrell, master David Gybson, master David Wylson, John Waulderston, and
John Anderson.

1287. Steward — Maxwell. 11 February, 1536-7, 4 p.m.

Mr. John Walker, procurator for Elizabeth Steward, daughter of q.
Eobert Steward of Myntto, went to the presence of Eobert Maxwell of
Calderwoud, and there read and intimated to him the letter of the ELing,
under his privy seal, granted to the said Robert Steward, upon the gift of
the marriage of the said Eobert Maxwell; also an instrument of assignation
granted by the said Eobert Steward to the said Elizabeth, of the said
marriage, and a procuratory of hers, in virtue of which the said Mr. John
warned the said Eobert Maxwell to compear in the parish church of CJowper,
situated within the burgh thereof, on the 24 day of April next to come,
at the tenth hour before noon, to marry and take as his spouse, Elizabeth
Barclay, daughter of the late David Barclay of Cwllamye, knight, and that
in virtue of the said royal letters and assignation of the said Eobert Steward,
expressly intimating to the said Eobert Maxwell, that if he should marry
any other woman than the said Elizabeth Barclay, he should pay to the
said Elizabeth Steward the double of the said marriage; and solemnly
protesting that in case he failed in the premises and did not complete and

10 I. a Paul III.] TOWN CLEKKS OP GLASGOW. 107

solomiiize piarriage with the said Eh'zabeth Barclay, the said Robert Maxwell
should pn_7 the said double of the marriage to the said Elinabeth Steward,
according to the tenor of the said royal letters, and the usage and cnstom
o( the kingdom of ycotland.' Done at the manor called the MowchtynhowU,
near the town (oppidum) of Calderwoud. Witnesses: Alexander Maxwell,
Jaeper Petigrew, Robert Haaunylton, and John Hammylton.

1988. Laino — Pyncabton. 10 February, 1536-7, 8 a.m.

Janet Pyncarton resigned in fnvour of Wylyem Lai tig, her husband,
"the third part" of a tenement, with yard, lying "fra the Biakfreris to
the cors, on the west part of the gaot," betwixt the lands of Schir Andro
Horiot on the south, and the lands " of the myllaris of Beylht" on the
north.' Sasine given by Patryk Lyon, bailio, to the said Wylyem and Janet
and the heirs of their marriage, "and that in name of thocthyr." Wit-
nesses: George Bwrell, Thomas Hawaton, David Cwrre, James Haerechaw,
John Ryche, John Walker, and John Waulderston.

1289. Walkkk— H.VRTBERTSON. Eo-leiii die, 10 a.m.

Archibald Ilertbertsoii resigned in favour of Janet Walker, his spouse,
a tenement, with yard, lying "fra the Eyst Barroa yet to Sant Mungois

rrikgc Of iiuirUagium wh a cBmiBlty »ilgible Iron
herd by the aav alnalrW tenure olJei wut
t|r. ADd mt founded on the tbeivy tbot jt juperio'
he powar ot i^ooAkn^ a ivkfe For hJi vunL 1
10 payable to the lupcrior by the boir ol a formei
, ilttr the aga ol putwny, <l be hid not b«i

kbie WM at one time repirded ■■ thp valne of tbi
■ or dowry broughL by the wLffl, Ijitterly, thi

where nol flxed Ink charter At k certain fufn.wv
iled-amt. at Ihmt, and. mibeeiiueiitly. at two.

Inr rent at tbe luidj. Tbla wu called On

jOt uoept bpr. but married another. "Tc

to thid kMarj avail, he must havt

to Itobert StewMt o( Hlnio, »■
procedure deacribed by Erskin*

well ol Caldrrwood ac

revocation by the Kin« ol the Utter churter, i
been KTanlud in hi> nunorlty lib. No. 1067). ,
to Sir WJllUo) Frtser'* " Uemoln M Ihg Hi
Polloh" (p. tM), Roburt Uunell ot Q

HtphI nitons, h
Lord Blphinatoi
Be died In tMO

Jin (ipou the jiiArrii4;e offered. JI the heir refosed

igv, tbe vipvrior dkl It forbiui; and upon the day
iCed hrflught the lady to ohuroh, who must ha%n
'dcdorcd her wlUiugnemtoaaieptorMiebelrlor
lahaml" (Eraiiins'i InitltutM, p. <£3). In the
lentloued In Uu teit, the caauait^ vai payable to
ivn, but the right to oUm it had lieen aaogiwd

It daughter of AlexaiiduT. flnt
eliet ot Davtd Llnduy ol Dunrod.

lamity papers. Sow a caiaalty olainied ir
be (allowed by a nmllar demand in 15S7 ii ii

quMtion.
MarUBgiuia, It may be menttotied, ni

108 PROTOCOLS OF THE [Appx. a.d. 1636-7.

kyrk," betwixt the lands of Andro Wydderspon on the east, and the bum
of Malyndonor on the west. Sasine given by Patryk Lyon, bailie. Wit-
nesses: Robert Hommyll, John Dalzell, John Donaldson, and John Walker.

1290. Blacadar — SuBDECANUS. 20 February, 1536-7, 3 p.m.

Marion Smyth, with consent of Wylyem Smyth, her husband, sold to
master Roland Blacadar, subdean of Glasgow, an annualrent of twenty shillings
furth of a tenement, with yard, fore and back, under and above, built and
waste, lying from the place of the Friars to the market cross, on the west
side of the street, between the lands of Bartilmo Summir on the north, and
f. lie. the landa of Henry and George Burrell on the south. Sasine given by
Patrick Lyon, bailie, to Sir John M*Ge, chaplain, attorney of the said master
Roland. Witnesses: Sir William Bwrell, Alexander Hebbwm, Herbert Gled-
stanes, Alexander Aton, and John Walker.

1291. Swan— BoGYLL. 21 February, 1536-7, 9 a.m.

Patrick Lyon, bailie, gave sasine to John Bogyll, son and heir of q.
Thomas Bogyll, with consent of Crystina Watson, his mother, of the north
part of a tenement, with half of the yard, lying between the lands of
George Swan on the south, and the common land on the north; and the
same John, in his urgent need, as he asserted, with consent of his said
t 117. mother, sold the property to Grcorge Swan and Besse Dwn, his spouse, to
whom the bailie gave sasine; with condition that if hereafter the said George
and Besse should be molested by any one, or called anent the exaction of
any money from the tenement, the resigner obliged himself to warrant and
keep them skaithless, under the hypothec of all his goods movable and
immovable. Witnesses: master David Wylson, John Balyae, John Chawmeris,
Andrew Crawfurd, William Bwrell, and John Walker.

1292. Blacader— Fawsid. 27 February, 1536-7, 3 p.m.

Robert Fawsid resigned in favour of Mr. Roland Blackadyr, subdean of
Glasgow, an annualrent of 14 shillings furth of a bam and rig of land,
lying from the East Port to the church of St. Mungo, on the north side
of the street, between the lands of Mimgo Morton on the west, the lands
of Andrew Haw on the east, and the burn of Malyndonor on the north.
f. 118. Sasine given by Patryk Lyon, bailie, to Sir John M*Ge, chaplain, attorney
for the said Master Roland. Witnesses: Sir William Burell, Stefan Lonys,
John Fowlton, and John Walker.

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1293. Hawston — POLLOK. 5 March, 1536-7, 5 p.m.

John PoUok, smith, with consent of Marget Watson, his spouse, sold to
Thomas Hawston and Helen Leiis, his spouse, a tenement with yard lying " fra
the Blakfreris Kyrk to the merket core on the west syd of the gait," betwixt
the lands of Wylyem Burrel on the south, and Sant Mungois chaplanerye
on the north. "Attour the saydis Jhon and his wyf hes mayd the sayd
Thomas Hawston assigna in and to the lowsyng and rademyng of the merk
of an well that Hendre Bwrell hes in wedset of the sayd place." Sasine
given by Patryk Lyon, bailie. Witnesses : Richard Allane, Patrick Anderson,
William Burell, William Anderson, notary, John Carruderis, Archibald Muir,
John Haw, John Walker, and John Waulderston.

1294. Allane. 12 March, 1536-7, 8 a.m.

Esbell Bargylle resigned to Crystane Allane, her daughter, a tenement
with yard in "the Drygaet," betwixt the lands of q. David Morison on the
west, of Patrik CJolquhon on the east, and Malyndonor bum on the south,
reserving the resigner's liferent. Witnesses : Thomas Reyd, John Murray,
Mathew Reyd, and John Waulderston.

1295. Law — Maxwell. 30 March, 1537, 2 p.m.

Patryk Lyon, bailie, gave sasine to Jhon Law "as he that was fwnd be
ane ward of court nerrest and lawchfull aer to q. Thomas Law, his broder, ^ ug,
and be the producing of ane instrument of saesing of his broderis of the
said tenement of q. Schir David Reyd, notar, berand the dait 22 May, 1497,
as aer to his fader, Thomas Law," of a tenement lying "fra the Blakfreris
to the merket cors" on the east side of the street, betwixt the lands of
Archibald Wylson on the north, of Jhon Hartbertson on the east, and the
street on the south and west ; " and attour the balyae gaef staet and saesing of
the samyne tenement to Jhon Law and Janet Maxwell, his spouse, and to their
aeris for ever.*' Witnesses : Master David Brwse, Master David Gibson, Ninian
Marchell, Mungo fiawston, Richard Allane, Patrick Atkin, and John Walker.

1296. Colquhoun. 31 March, 1537, 5 p.m.

"Peter Colquhon hes brokin the staet gewin to Jhon Law of the place
lyand besyd the merket cors, and protestit for rameyd of law quhen tyme
and place occurrys.*' Witnesses: Patrick Lyon, bailie of Glasgow, Patrick
Myllar, Patrick Anderson, Mungo Hawston, John Lyndzae of Dunrod, Robert
Fawsyd, John Deynfeld, and John Walker.

110 PROTOCOLS OF THE [Appx. a.d. 1537.

1297. Sten — Brison. 4 April, 1537, 8 a.m.

Wylyem Brison, with consent of Janet Mwre, his wife, sold to George
Sten and Besse Wrycht, his spouse, a tenement with yard, lying "in the
Blakfreyr Wynd on the south syd of the gaet," betwixt the lands of q. Hendre
Cwtlar on the west, the lands of Ryche Allane on the east, and the lands
of Patryk Anderson on the south. Sasine given by Patryk Lyon, bailie.
Witnesses : Thomas Bargylle, William Bwrell, William Wynzet, David Arthwr,
Robert Sclatar, Andrew Neylson, John Walter, Patrick Wrycht, and John Cameron.

1298. Hawston. 19 April, 1537, 12 a.m.

Archibald Wylson, bailie, gave sasine to Mungo Hawston, as heir to

f. 120. q. Andro Hawston, his brother, " of ane akyr of land in Sant Tenews croft,

betwixt the lands of Sant Tenewis chaplanerye on the west," and other lands

on the east. Witnesses : David Lyndzae, Sir James Schaw, James Brwme,

William Brownsyd, and John Waulderston.

1299. Community — Wylson — Russell. 20 April, 1537, 11 a.m.

Master David Wylson resigned to Archibald Wylson, bailie, and his heirs,
"twa ruid of land" lying "fra the south Barresyet to the bryg on Clyd,"
betwixt the lands of q. Alexander Hommyll on the east, and the common
on the west, north, and south : and the said Archibald to pay yearly to the
common treasurer of Glasgow, 16 s. of annual. Thereafter Patryk Lyon, bailie,
gave sasine to Andro Russell and Janet Wynzet, his spouse, "of ane rwd
of the samyne land " on the resignation of the said Archibald Wylson ; the
said Andro "paeand yeyrle to the common pwrs of Glasgow viiis. of anwell,
and to the sayd Archibald vj s. of anwell." Further, the bailie gave sasine
to the said Andro and his spouse "of thre ell of land in foyr frownt with
the lyntht efferand thereto," betwixt the lands of q. Alexander Hommyll on
the east, and the lands of Archibald Wylson on the west; "paeand therfor
to the commoun pwra of the town of Glasgow thre schillings of anwelL"
And then the bailie gave sasine of " xvij s. of anwell in clawse of warrandise
to Archibald Wylson and his aeris, in that caes the forsaid ix ell of foyr
frownt, set of befoyr [be] the said Archibald to the said Andro and his
spouse,* that he and his aeris sail pas to Andro Russell place lyand all ther
nixt the forsaid waest on the eyst part of the samyne contigue, and to his
place lyand on the northt of the gaet, and thair pwnd and distrenzae for

iWords niening to the contingency of the annnalrent being in arrear seem to be mnitted.

10 I. 3 Paul m.] TOWN CLEEKS OF GLASGOW. til

non pacment of the anwell befor exprcsset, and' the ix ell of land be nocht
etreimcablc for tho anwell." Witnesses t Andrew Mwir, George Bwrell, ThomaB
Anderson, Richard AUane, William Allason, John Hocheyt, Patrick Craufurd,
John Walker, and John Wauldorston.

"And alswa the said Andro, his wjf, and thaer aeria, byndia and oblisis
thame for to noder sell nor oyk maer anwell of the sayd land nor the xvij a.
of anwell alanerlye."

1300. WvLsoN — Blakwoud. 23 April, 1537, 8 a.m.

Archibald Wylson resigned to John Blakwond and Janet Maxwell, "twelff
ell of foyr frownt lyand betwix the landis of Andro RubsbII on the eyat
and the common on the west," the said Jhon paying ten shillings of annual,
" and fyfien schillings of anwell yeyrle to the common pwrs of the town."
"And attonr the sayd Jhon Blakwoud byndis and obliaea hyme, be the faetht
in his bodye, foi- to inak expensis apon the hyggying of the foraaid xii ell
of waest ground ten pwnd of money within the yeyr and day, swa that it
salbe strenzeable for the anwell forsaid." Sasine given by Patrik Lyon, bailie.
Witnesses : Andrew Steward, Thomas Oowane, John Bell, Sir Walter Dwnsleson,
John Wanlderston, John Walker, John Park, George Bwrell, David Syme.

"And attour the said Jhon byndis and oblists hyme hee aeris and
assignais that he sail nodcr sell nor eyk mair anwell of the said place excep
the XXV 8, of anwell bcfor expressit alanerlye.

"The balyaes and the haell consell hes dischargit ony maner of settiu of
land fra Jhon Blakwoudis hows to the bryg in tyme to cum, bot that it
remane for ever to be ane common gaeyt to the wattyr.'"

1301. Pyscarton— Strudkrys. 23 April, 1537, 8J a.in.

Katryne Pyncarton resigned in favour of Andro Stnideris, her husband,
in name of tocher, " gewin he ■ hyr frelye to the sayd Andro, hyr spouse,
qnhilk ar to he mareiit incontynent," "the third part of ane tenement with
yard " lying " fra the Blakfreris to the merket core on the west part of the
gaet," betwixt the lands of Schir Andro Heriot on the south, "and the landis
of (bltiidy of Beytht on the northt" Sasine given by Patryk Lyon, bailie,
to the said Andro and Katryne, hia spouse, and 1.1. Witnessea : John Wodderop,
James Weilderop, John Struderia, Thomas Anderson, Alexander Ryddaell, John

I Here Ihe word".

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" thfl rajrlUria ■ of EtytbX,

112 PROTOCOLS OP THE [Appx. a.d. 1637.

Walker, and John Waulderston. "The sayd thrid place to be equale devydit
amang thre systeris quhen the tyme occmris."

f. 122. 1302. Baxstar — Hetheyt. 9 May, 1537, 4 p.m.

Robert Baxster, as heir to q. Thomas Baxstar, his "gwtchar," with consent
of Besse Merchell, his mother, resigned in favour of John Hetheyt and
Margaret Haw, his spouse, a tenement lying "fra the Sowtht Barressyet to
the bryg of Clyd on the northt part of the gaet," betwixt the lands of
q. John Couper on the east, and John Hecheyt on the west: the said John
and his spouse paying yearly to the said liobert and his heirs 22 shillings
of annual, "and to the common pwrs of Glasgow sax s. of an well y eyrie;
and for to fulfyll* the samyne the sayd Jhon and his wyi hes bwnd ane
ryg of land lyand at northt end of the sayd place in the Mwtland Croft,
betwix the lands of the almus howse on (blank) part, and (blank) on the west
part, in clawse of warandis for paement of the xxijs. of anwell yeyrle to
the said Robert, his moder, the langar lewar of thame twa, and to ther aeris."
Sasine given by Patryk Lyon, bailie. Witnesses : James Scott, Rolland Bogyle,
Andrew Rwssell, George Clydisdaell, John Dykke, Andrew Bradye, John Roger,
and John Walker.

1303. Jalawbert — Campbell. 9 May, 1537.

Vigorius Jalawbert, merchant, of Sant Malows^ in Crofyk, within the parts
of Britany, confessed that he had received by way of loan from Andrew
Campbell, burgess of Glasgow, the sum of £55, which he bound himself to
deliver again to the said Andrew between this and the feast of the Assumption
of the Virgin, either within the parts of Britany or of Scotland, as the said
Andrew may choose to receive the same.

1304. Jelawbert— Campbell. 11 May, 1537, 10 a.m.

Vigorus Jelawbert, merchant, of Sant Malowse, in Bartanyae, "ordained
Andro Campbell his assignee, to sell the landis and tenements lyand in
Edinburgh," which pertained before to John Cobbum, for 500 merks, "and
that to the utility and profit of the said Vigorus, his aeris and assignais;
and in the mentyme the said Andro to intromit and inbring the males and
anwellis of the saydis place in tyme to cum, ay and quhill he be payet
fyftye fyf pwnd be the said Vigorus.'* Witnesses: Andrew Muir, Archibald
Wylson, David Wylson, John Croket, and Sir John Chawmeris, notary.

iSt Malo, an ancient seaport, perhape at this time traffic between Olasgow and Franoe at a later poiod
frequented by Glasgow traders. Tucker refers to the (Report in 1066 : Burgh Records Misoellany, p. 8^

10 I. 3 Paul III.] TOWN CLEEKS OF GLASGOW. 113

1305. Murray — Makkaell. 11 May, 1537, 3 p.m. '128,

Jhon Murray, as heir to q. Jhon Murray, his father, resigned in favour
of himself and Janet Makala, his spouse, and 1.1., a tenement with yard, in
the Drygaet, on the north side thereof, betwixt "the landis of Jhon Owchttyr
on the west and Thomas Fowlton on the eyst and the burn of Malyndonor
on the north." Sasine given by Patryk Lyon, bailie. Witnesses: Sir Thomas
Merschell, vicar of Driwisdaell, James Robertson, George Murray, Thomas
Fowlton, William Herbertson, Robert Young, and John Walker.

1306. Rkyd— Reyd.. 18 May, 1537, 7 a.m.

Master Wylyem Reyd, procurator for Master Jhon Reyd, " chanschellar
of Abbyrden," resigned to George Reyd a tenement with yard, lying "in
the Rattonraw on the southt syd of the gaet," betwixt the lands of Saint
Peter's chaplainry on the east, and the lands of Sir John Knox on the west;
for 40 merks paid by the said George to the resigner, and Under reversion
for that amount. Sasine given by Archibald Wylson, bailie. Witnesses : Sir
John Alexander, James Tod, Nicholas Kjiox, and John Waulderston.

1307. Wylson— Hammylton— Wylson. 24 May, 1537, 9 a.m.

Janet Wylson, with consent of Wylyem Wylson, her father, resigned to
James Wylson and Margret Ros, his spouse, " four merk of an well " furth of a t- 124.
tenement in Gallowgate, on the north side thereof, betwixt the lands of
Alexander Sten on the east, and "Schir Mertyne Reyd on the west." Sasine
given by Patryk Lyon, bailie. Witnesses : Archibald Wylson, bailie of Glasgow,
Master William Hammylton, dean of Ruglen, William Wylson, John Croket,
James Dykson, Richard Wydderspon,. John Stereling, and John Walker.

1308. Hammilton— Wylson. Eodem die,

James Wylson, with consent of Margret Ros, his spouse, resigned in
favour of (1) Mr. William Hammyltoun "vj merk of anwell of the said
place," mentioned in No. 1307, "apon ane reversion of ane hunder merk;*'
and "ij merk of ane butht that Wylle Park dwellis in . . . apone
ane reversion of xx li. : and (2) Archibald Wylson, ij merk of anwell of the
samyne place . . . apon ane reversion of xxli. of monye." Sasine given
by same bailie and before same witnesses as in No. 1307.

1309. Lktteryk — Hammylton. 5 June, 1537, 4 p.m.

Patryk Lyon, bailie, gave sasine to David Letteryk, as heir of q. Andro
Letteryk, his father, of a tenement with yard, in the Drygait, on the south

114 PROTOCOLS OF THE [Appx. a.d. 15»7.

side thereof, betwixt the lands of q. Wylyem Petigrew on the east, "and
David Lottery k on the west/* Thereafter David resigned in favour of himself
and Janet Hammylton, his spouse, and 1.1., (1) "the samyne tenement with
yard;" and (2) "ane waest tenement with ane born and pertinens lyand in
the samyne gaet, betwix the landis of Allhallow altar on the west, and the
f. 126. landis of David Letteryk on the eyst.'* Witnesses : Patrick Myllar, William
Elquhynston, and John Walker, serjeant.

1310. Kar— Wedderop. 24 July, 1537, 9 a.m.

Robert Kar and Marget Morison, his spouse, resigned to Eobert Kar,
younger, their son, and Peronell Wedderop, his spouse, and 1.1., "ane bak
tenement with yard and pertinens, togydder with ane foyr butht with fre
yschae and entre at the foyr yet . . . fra the Wyndheyd to the Blakfreiris,
on the west part of the gaet, betwix the landis of Adem Colquhon on the
northt, the landis of q. David Baxstar on the sowtht, and the landis of Robert
Kar on the west;" reserving the rights of the resigners for their lifetime.
Sasine given by Patryk Lyon, bailie. Witnesses: Alexander Wedderop, John
Akinheyd, Patrick Quhyt, David Wedderop, Andrew Wylson, John Wynzet,
and John Walker.

1311. Paterson. 31 July, 1537, 3 p.m.

Patryk Lyon, bailie, gave sasine to Merren Paterson, as heir to q. Thomas
Paterson, her father, of a tenement with yard lying "fra the Blakfreiris to
the cors, on the west syd of the gaet," betwix the lands of Hendre Dun on
the north and south. Witnesses : Richard Allane, William Armour, George
Clemme, Archibald Hartbertson, James Barre, John Walker, and John
Waulderston.

1312. LOPPE— Hartbertson. 20 August, 1537, 5 p.m.

John Hartbertson, with consent of Marget Sellar, his spouse, sold to
f. 126. Alexander Loppe, burgess of Glasgow, and Elspeth Thomeson, his spouse and
1.1., a tenement with yard lying "fra the cors to the Sowtht Port, on the
west part of the gaet," betwixt the lands of q. Wylyem Mosman on the
north, and the lands of q. Waltyr Luff on the south. Sasine given by Patryk
Lyon, bailie. Witnesses : Robert Smyth, Master John Haw, William Anderson,
Richard Allane, Andrew Loppe, William Fynneson, Macolme Armour, David
Grahame, Andrew Wydderspon, John Walker, and John Waulderston,

10 I. 3 Paul III.] TOWN CLERKS 01* GLASGOW. 115

1313. Blacader— Hetheyt. 25 August, 1537, 9 a.m.

John Hechejt, younger, with consent of Janet Gane, his spouse, resigned
for a sum of money, to Schir Jhon M*Ge, attorney for Master Holland Blacader,
"twentye schillings of anwell to be tane yeyrle of ane place, with bak place,
. . . fra the Sowtht Port to the bryg of Clyd, on the sowtht side of the
gaet,*' betwixt the lands of Jhon Andro, and the lands of q. Robert Akynheid.
Sasine given by Patryk Lyon, bailie. Witnesses : John Hecheyt, elder, William
Gardinar, John Lowchryg, and John Waulderston.

1314. Hyllok. 30 August, 1537, 12 a.m.

James liobertson, bailie in that part, in virtue of a precept of sasine
of Gavin Archbishop of Glasgow, under the testimonial of his great seal
(magni sigilli), impressed in white and red wax, according to the manner of his
chancery, gave sasine to Jonet Hyllok, of the lands of Hyllok, lying in the
town of Mekyll Gowane, within the barony of Glasgow and shire of Renfrew.
Done upon the ground of the lands. Witnesses : John M*Naer, Stephan f. 127.
Ryddaell, Robert Mytchell, William Letht, and John Anderson alias Tenmont.

1315. Law — Wylson. 31 August, 1537, 3 p.m.

James Wylson, with consent of Margret Ros, his spouse, resigned to Jhon
Law, burgess of Glasgow, **sax merk of anwell; to be tayne of ane foyr
tenement, bak tenement with yard . . . fra the market cors to the Eyst
Port on the northt part of the gaet," betwixt the lands of Schir Marty ne
Reyd on the west, Alexander Sten on the east, and John Bwntyne on the
north; "and that becawse the said James was akkyt as souerte for Petyr
Colquhon to paye Jhon Law sax scoyr merkis of monye for the by rwn
males of John Lawis at the termys bygane; and, faelying paement, in landis
and heritage to be comprisit for the said sum, efter the akkis of the Kingis
parliament; quhilk vj merk of anwell of the said James place is comprisit
be his consent and the said Jhon Lawis for the forsaid sowm." Sasine given
by Patryk Lyon, bailie. Witnesses : Master William Hammylton, Sir Martin
Reyd, Sir Andrew Heriot, Richard Allane, James Muir, John Anderson, Robert
Heriot, Patrik Park, John Walker, John Waulderston.

1316. Law. 1 September, 1537.

"The quhilk day, in presens of Patryk Lyon and George Bwrell, balyaes
of Glasgw, Jhon Law rasavit the keiis of his place and bwtht fra Peter

116 PROTOCOLS OF THE [Appx. a.d. 1537.

Colquhon, and past and fand na insprecht nor na uder thing within the said
place bot baer wawis allanerlye, befor thir wytnes : Andro Struderis, James
May, Jhon Walker, and Jhon Waulderston."

'128. 1317. Wan— MWRE. 7 September, 1537, 10 a.m.

James Mwre resigned in favour of himself and Mirren Wan, his spouse,
and 1.1., "ane tenement with bakhowss, yard and pertinens . . . f ra the
Wyndheyd to the Blakfreris, on the west part of the gaet," betwixt the lands
of q. Alexander Gylcretson on the north, and the lands of the abbot and
convent of Paisley on the south." Sasine given by Patryk Lyon, bailie.
Witnesses : John Wan, William Eaelston, Mungo Hawston, John Martyne,
William Laing, William Gardinar, John Walker and John Waulderston, Thomas
Anderson, John Anderson, and Patrick Chapellis.

IL

1318. Instrument of Sasine in favour of Sir Thomas Flkmyno, vicar

PENSIONER of GLASGOW IN THE BURGH, AND HIS SUCCESSORS, IN A
TENEMENT AND ORCHARD IN THE StABYLL GrEYNE, CONTAINING FOUNDA-
TION BY Sir Mark Jamieson of certain Masses and Religious
Services. Glasgow, 5 November, 1539.

[In the name of God. Amen. By this present public instrument^ be
it evidently patent and known to all that on the 5th day of November,
in the year of the Incarnation of our Lord, 1539, the 13th indiction, and
6th year of the pontificate of the most holy father in Christ and our Lord,
lord Paul the Third, by divine providence. Pope: In presence of us notaries
public and witnesses underwritten, personally appeared a discreet man, Sir
Andrew Crystesoun, chaplain, vested, in name of the chiuxh and of the
blessed Virgin Mary in the crypt (bassa) of the metropolitan church of Glasgow,
in state and sasine of the fee of a tenement, with yard and pertinents,
lying within the city of Glasgow, in the Stfibyll Greyne, leading from the
public way {yublica m), at the head of the said city to the two crosses,
commonly called the Twa Crocis, on the east side of the common street
(communis vici) of the said city, between the lands or tenements of the palace
of the most reverend father the archbishop of Glasgow on the south, the
yards of the vicars of the choir of Glasgow on the east and north, and
the common street {commune vicum) on the west parts, as to us notaries public

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cleiirJy appeared and appears, and he came to the said tenement, lying as
aforesaid, and there, in name of the church and of the blessed Virgin Mary
as aforesaid, with express consent and assent of Sir Mark Jamesoune, liferenter
{usufruduarii) of the said tenement and yard, with the pertinents, resigned,
overgave, and likcTiiase for ever upgave and d emitted state and sasine
of the fee of the said tenement, with yard and pertinents, in the hands
of George Elphynstoun, one of the bailies of the city of Glasgow, by
delivery of earth and st/one; and that for implement, observance and satisfaction
of the premises aftermentioned, as follows in the common language, — in
favour of Sir Thomas Flemyng, vicar pensioner of Glasgow in the burgh
{in huryo\ and his successors, vicars pensioners of Glasgw in the burgh ;
personally appearing and consenting, for him and his said successors, to
implement, observe and satisfy, and cause to implement, observe and satisfy,
the underwritten things following in the common language, to be duly
implemented and observed, according to the tenor and form of the common
schedule underwritten, appointed by the said Sir Mark Jameson, liferenter
of the said tenement and yard, with the pertinents; and the sums therein
contained to be paid furth of the fruits, ferms, and profits of the
said tenement and yard, with the pertinents, by those having interest
yearly and termly, as in the said common schedule is provided. WTiich
things so done, and by observance, implement and satisfaction of the premises
following, in the common language, performed by the said Sir Thomas
and his successors, vicars pensioners, in manner and form as aforesaid, the
said bailie at the will of the said Sir Andrew and Sir Mark, and by
virtue of his oflSce, by delivery of earth and stone, surrendered, gave and
delivered to the said Sir Thomas, vicar pensioner of Glasgow in the burgh,
state and sasine, also real, actual and corporal possession of the said tenement
and yard, with the pertinents, and also gave investitiu-e to him for ever in name
of the church, and for observance, implement and satisfaction of the things
in the common language underwritten. Reserving, nevertheless, the frank
tenement and liferent {liberum tenemenium et usumfructuum) of the said tenement
and yard, with the pertinents, to the said Sir Mark for his whole lifetime
allenarly. Follows the tenor of the said schedule in the common language] :^ —
Memorandum. — I, Sir Marc Jamesoun ordannis, and my will is that
thir premissis underwrityng be done and fulfillit yeirlie, as eftir followis,
viz., that the vicar pensionar of Glasgw in the burgch, and his successores,

iThe iNunagef within square brackets are translations from the Latin.

118 PROTOCOLS OF THE [Appx. It, a.d. 16».

geif and pay furtht yeirlie of my tenement and yard that the said vicar
suld be infeft in be stait and saising as of fee nomine ecclesie thir sowmis
as folio wis, of males and proffettis thairof: —

Lnprimus, to the maister of the sang scuyll of the metropolitane kyrk
of Qlasgw, for the synging nychtlie of ane gloriosa, of thre partis of pryckat
synging, as it wes maid and sett be Jhonne Paniter or his deceis, the
qiihilk noit I will it be usit nychtlie that the said Jhone maid befoir our
Lady altar in the nethir kyrk, and the said maister to uphald and fynd
ane pryckat of wax nychtlie byrneand induryng the tyme of the synging of
the sammyng, in middis of the sammyng altar, fra the begynning to the
endyng, fowrty schillingis. And the said maister to fumes with hyme
thairto nychtlie sax bairnis, or fowir at the leist, sufficient syngaris for
tribull and secund tribull ; and the said maister to geif to thame thairfor
twelf schillingis in the yeir of his said fowrty schillingis, or ellis pleis
thame for thair travellis as he and thai can best aggre. And the said
maister and bairnis, cfter the synging of ane gloriosa nychtlie, sail say the
psalme de profuiuiisy with the collect thairof, for the saulis of Jhonn Paniter,
Sir Alexander Paniter, his freyndis, and all crystiane saulis. And geif it
faillies to be left on sung thre nychtis togydder, I wyll the said vicar
pensionar gar twa prcistis of Sanct Mungois altar say twa messis the nixt
immediat day thairefter de requie^ and geif to ilk ane of thame sax penneis
thairfor of the said fowrty schillingis that the said maister of the sang
scuyll suld have yeirlie; and that say oft to be done as it happingnis to
be thre nychtis on swng.

Iteia^ I will the said vicar pensionar, primo Junij anntuUim, gar thretty
sax messis be said; and to wame thairto all the vicaris of the queir of
the metropolitan kyrk of Glasgw, quhidder the nummyr of the said vicaris
decres or incres. I will the said vicaris be first in nummyr to say the
thretty sax messis, with the laif of chaiplanis that eftir foUowis. The
vicarris that hes messis of cours I wyll thai provide and gar wtheris do
for thame, swa that thame self may say mes de requie in the nether kyrk
ane of the twa dayis, or ellis wtheris to be chosyng in thair steddis, and
to haif thair waigis. I wyll the thretty sax messis be said suppois the
queir and thir chaiplanis that efteruart ar specif eit fulfyll nocht the nummyr,
the said vicar pensionar sail wame and caus say mony as necessar is to
fulfyll the hayll nummyr with vicaris; and thame that ar specyfeit heir,
everilk ane to haif ane lyik waigis. All the messis to be said de requie

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in the nethir kyrk, at the sax altaris of the sammyng ^ duos amtinuos^
viz., the tane half, or ellis sa mony as may the tane day, and the remanent
of thame the tuther day; and everilk ane of tbvme to have sax penneis
of waigis. The said chaiplanis that ar heir specyfeit in nummyr \i'ith the
vicaris ar the twa chaiplanis of our Lady altar, the vicar pensionar in rure,
the twa chaiplanis of Sanct Mungois altar in the nethir kyrk, and the
chaplane of Sanct Peteris altar. The mossis being said, everilk man to be
payit sax penneis incontinent, or say sone as he and the said personis
metis. I wyll thair be sax puir scollaris at the sax altaris to keip the
said sax altaris and help to say messis bayth the dayis togydder that
nayne chaiplane want ane helper; and everilk ane of thame to have for
the saidis messis helping the twa dayis fowir penneis of waigis. And that
the said vicar pensionar wame the sacrista minor of re vestry to cuyr ane
stuyll honestlie and fynd twa wax preckattis byrneand on chandelaris abone
the lair of Jhonn Painter, besyid Byschopt Layngis, indurying the- tyme of
the saidis messis, for the quhilkis he sail have twa schillingis, or ellis the
said vicar pensionar to do the sammyng hyme self and tak the foiled
waigis. Quhilkis messis and suffragis to be done for the saulis of the said
Jhone, and Sir Alexander Paniter, vicar of Carstaris, thair freyndis, and all
crysteane saulis; and the said vicar pensionar to geif and pay thairfor
townty twa schillingis efter the suffrage done the said dayis.

Item^ I wyll Sanct Mungo bell be tursyt ryngand throwch the towne,
the nycht bofoir and the morne the tyme of the messis, be the belman,
and he to haif thairfor fowir penneis.

Item, I will the said vicar pensionar warne and gar townty four puyr
howshalderis cum to the nethir kyrk of Glasgw the tyme foirsaid to pray
for the foirsaidis saulis in tyme of the messis, and everilk ane of thame
to haue fowir penneis.

Iteniy I wyll and ordanis als mekyll suffrage to be done in all sortis
be the sammyng personis in all sic maner foirsaid yeirlie in festo Sanctorum
Cosmi et Domiani} per duos dies coniinuoSy with vicarris, preistis, puyr scollaris,
puyr howshalderis, as is specyieit befoir in prima die Junij annuatim.

Item, I wyll the said vicar pensionar wair yeirlie apone the uphald of
the howssis and tenementtis ten schillingis be sycht and avice of the
procuratouris fyschallis of the queir of Glasgw, or ellis to put it in suyr
kepying befoirhand quhill the said howsis and tenement myster betyng, and

iThe feast of Saiots Cosmas and Damian was celebrated oo 27 September,

120 PROTOCOLS OF THE [Appx. H., a.d. 1639.

than the said sowme to be warit bo avise of the procuratouris fyscallis.
The said procuratouris fysciillis sail caus and gar the said vicar pensionar
wair the sivid sowme for the weyll of the howsis quhen thai fynd thay
have mister; and geif say beis the sowme gangis befoir hand the said vicar
pensionar to keip it be the avice of the said procuratouris and to be
wairrit syklyik be thair avise; and the said procuratouris to tak accompt
of the sammyng; and to caus the vicar pensionar foirsaid to fulfyll all
this suffrage perfyitlie foirsaid, with cognitioun that nayne thing be left on
done abone expremit; for the quhilkis the said procuratouris sail have yeirlie
for thair laboris primo Jitnij betuix thame awchteyne penneis; and syklyike
I wyll thai have alsmekyll in festo Sanctorum Cosmi et Damiani betuix thame.

Item, I will the said vicar pensionar, for the excressans of my said
yard and tenement with pertinentis, by this sufFmge abone expremyt, everilk
Sonday yeirlie, quhen he hes said mes at the parroche altar indulus alba
say the psalme miserere inei Deu,% with the psalme de profundiSy abone the
lair of the said Jhonne Paniter, and pray for his saule, Sir Alexander
Panitcris saule, umquhille vicar of Carstaris, thair freyndis saulis, and all
crystiane saulis.

And that the said vicar pensionar observe, keip and fulfill thir premissis
foirsaid in maner and forme abone wryttyng as he will ansour thairfor in
die judicii.

Item, I will that geif it sail happyng the saidis tenement, howisis, and
yard, the malis and profettis thairof dow nocht perfurneis and susteyne
thir foirsaidis suffragis abone writyng, swa that pament may be maid thairof
yeirlie, that all the forsaid suffragis be done except in die Sanctorum Cosmi
et Damiani yeirlie; quhilk geif swa beis, the cais being knawin perfytlie
thairof be the vicarris of the queir of Glasgw, and fundin be thame that
the saidis profettis may nocht perfurneis nor susteyne the haill suffrage, I
will the suffrage in die Sanctorum Cosmi et Damiani be alanerlie pretermittit
yeirlie ay and quhyll the saidis malis and profettis may perfurneis and
susteyne the haill suff*ragis. And geif the fermes, profettis and malis of
the saidis tenement and yard, be sycht of the said procuratoris fischallis
and the laif of the \^carris of the queir, may perfurneis and suste3aie the
said suffrage to be done in festo Sanctorum Cosini et Damiani yeirlie, als
Weill as the laif, or quhat yeir the saidis malis and profettis may susteyne
the said suffrage, I will in festo Sanctorum Cosmi et Damiani the suffrage be
als Weill done in maner foirsaid as the laif abone writyng.

13 L 6 Paul in.] TOWN CLERKS OF GLASGOW. 131

[Upon which, all and sundry the premises, the said Sirs Thomoa and
Mark, on either side, aakod from as notirica public underwritten a public
instrument or public inetniments to be made u> thorn. Theso things were
done upon the ground of the said tenement, about the ninth hour before
noon, in the year and on the day, month, indiction and pontificate above
mentioned. Present there, provident men, Sirs Robert Salmond, David
Ryrkland, John Key lie, William Wykyno, priests, William Donaldaoun,
Robert Bmuo, and Alexander Sanquhyr, laicB, witnesses to the premises
called and required.'

iTowMTli thu end (rf Junes the Fifth's relifn, endow-

hftd oeuHl, ind It wu ipecliny provided " that 11 Ihe

DwnU tor the «lf bntion at duhh »en bwondng un.

ScotUiih Church ihiLU oome [o lU fomiM prt.te, Hid tlie

wilemRiBiHan of musea and Bunnt;e« hi mxaaet iMd of

old thiJl be celcbratod therein, then Uie prewnt jcill,

the aihl poor and leper men ahiil beanie null, quuhal

Ui* oholr ot the cubednj « early u ihe ywr l»T

(Proloool No. 317 In Dioceun Reijutf «). But even Uli"

will uid onUIn thut in cue the Sooltiih Charc^h Kh*]!

•Iter [he lounder'a rinth. wu destined to bi! futile, u

not come [o lU formet itiitr, and divide Mnire* ih*]]

not be eekhnUd therein, then Uie (oresild poor and

leper men ehall pray for my nul, and lor the fomaid

the Wwn eoyndl o( GlugDW on 18 July. 169n (.Olotg. '

•ouli.when they pray lor their tounden and b,ne(Krt™i."

cbnrtir. Dai id Rollok bound hlmwif mhI hii ■uot'enon.

D.rid Rollok d K;-u«Iiidl» [« payment of £S ytirly.

"poscuouri. of ane orchart und certane teneoientii

"loundiUon" (Glaigr.Chort.pt. u, p, 22; Abttnu
SIO). Conaeqneul on Uie Relormition, and the pi
Horn Impoeed by the leAiiiaEare, it would not havi
lavful to apply the £S ai directed by (he
tUBiUtlDun ;" and, therefore, other amngnoenit
Kiade by a chuter. dated SA Uarcb, IM7, In whir
fouuder la dealgnated "Sit Hark JunoKnin, riai
pariah ehuroh of Kllipindie, In (he diocese (

nol tl

havand the yard and poll

Olutrn on the aoutb part, the mini

•ren and the yaidla ol the vicaria ol t

Uaro Jameianf. cteare of Klbpyndlf

oltheni

and heritage, lyaod outwith the
the arrbiblHrhop of

netropoiilan church

ariatee that the cliun^hea, monaslf ries,
a realm of Scotland have, in thla tur-
overUimed and daatroyed, and become
e Bud divine lerviqa.

pundla, pude and li»uale n
of the detle ot Gliajrw, and

ney ol Sootiand, yerelie
> hoapltall or St. HIcholal*
ji the ilpprr men of the
aoutb part ol Uie brig

porlahed, and Uie frolta annually coinln|f Irom eald
tOundatJona have been converted Into profane uaee. In
aach drcnmtancee Sir Mark directed that ol the £6 the
lore almhoiDe of SL NIcholaa Hoapital abould receive
C3.th*backalmdioiiK£l, andthE[.epcr HoapiUI £1.
But all Uli* Hat Id be dona only after hia liferent rfiht

Dly "in caja the kirk of Scotland be nocbt
the Ubertle and privilegtla that il had
"gil 1 and niyne aSrii be nocbt conrtrenielt

1 iiotatlal butrumuit, dolfd tS Pebruary, 1&81.!,

122

PROTOCOLS OP THE

[Appx. II. A.D. 1539.

And I, John Morisonn, priest of the diocese of Qlasgow, notary public
by sacred apostolic authority ; because I was personally present with the
before named witnesses, while all and sundry the premises were said,
performed and done, and I took a note of all and sundry so done,
understood, seen, and heard, from which I have made and reduced in this
public form this present public instrument, faithfully written with the hand of
another, and have signed and subscribed with my sign, name, surname, and

narrating^ that "Mark Jamesoun, vicar of Kilspindy/'
appeared in presence of the notary and witneases, and
" declarit that he, foUowand the gud will and mynd of
umquhile his mother brother, Johne Panter, sumtyme
maister of the sang schole and organist to the queir of
Glasgw, hes dotit, gevin, and foundit five pundes money
of annuelrent yeirlie ... to be gevin and distributit
in all tymes cumyng as followis, that is to saye, thre
pundes money tbairof to the tuelf pwir men in the foir
almoushous of Glasgw, foundit be umquhile bisehop
Andro Muirheid, bisehop of Glasgw ; tuenty schillingis
to the foure pwir men in the backhous of the said
almonshous, and tuenty schilling to the Upper folk
beyond the brig, as the said fundatione and evidentis
maid thainipoun (quhilk ar put for sure keiping in the
oommoun kist of the towne of Glasgw) at mair lenth
proportis ; and to the effect that the said five pwiides
money suld yeirlie be uptane and upliftit and distributit
to the pwir as said is, the said Mark haveand confidence
that the maister of the said almoushous and the court
clerk of the towne of Glasgw suld be men of honestie
and gud conscience, thai rf or hes maid and creat thame
to be oollectouris and uptakeris of the said five pundis
money yeirlie, and to distribute the samyng in maner
foirsaid, quhais conscience he burdennis as thai will
ausuer to God gif thai be negligent in doyng thalrof ;
quhilk maister of the said hospitale and towne clerk of
Glasgw, heirefter specifeit, [i.e., Bartilmo Symsoun,
maister of the almoushous, and Mr. Henry Gibsone.
oourt clerk of the towne of GUu^ow], beyng personalie
present, aoceptit the said office upone thame and band
and obleist thame and thair suocessouris thankfullie
thairto. And for thair labouris and travellis has
appoyntit to thame fourtene schillingis money yeirlie,
viz., to ilk ane of thame sevin schillingis," being an
annualrent payable from a property in the Trongait.

The Stablegreen property was confirmed lo Alexander
Ogilvie, residing in Leitb, by crown charter, dated 14
July, 162f), and there the sum of £5 is still stated to be
payable conform to Sir Mark Jamesoun's second founda-
tion (Beg. Mag. Sig. vUi. No. 828). OgUvie thereafter

resigned the property in favour of Jamei Elphingstoon,
of Wodesyde, and his spouse, and they got a crown
charter of confirmation on 28 October, 16S6 (76. Na
886; Glas. Chart, pt. L, p. 78, Atiotract, Noa. 529, 581X
In an old but undated rental of St. Nioholaa Hospital
there occurs the entry—" James Elphinstoune of Wood-
side, for his lands outwith the port, at the back of the
castle, £6 18s. 4d.," being the equivalent of 10 merkt
How the rental or feuduty came to be augmented baa
not been ascertained.

At the present day the corp<M»tion of Glasgow, as
owners of that part of St. Mungo's burying groond,
situated between the Asylum for the Blind and the
Boyal Infirmary, pay a feuduty to St Nicholas Hoq>itBl
which, though now of larger amount, is probably in
continuation of the money payable under Sir Mark
Jamesoun's foundation. In the title deeds of the
burying ground the original piece, of whicdi it foniw a
part, was held of the preceptor of St Nicholas Hoe|rital
for payment of a yearly feuduty of ten merka, and waa
described as lying near the Stablegreen ^rt, bounded
on the south by the yards sometime belonging to the
archbishop of Glasgow, afterwMds to the King, and
by the yards belonging to the earl of Wigtown, and on the
west by the high road entering the Stable Qreoi Poit.
This ground, called Spring Gardens, was acquired for
the purpose of a town's hospital in 1817 (to be substitnted
for the old hospital in Clyde Street, then proposed to be
removed), but was subsequently tiansferred to trosteea
for the erection of the Asylum for the Blind. The
asylum trustees, in 1833, sold to the corporation of
Glasgow 7653 square yards as burying ground, and of
the latter portion more than the half, via., 447S aquare
yards, was purchased by the Boyal Infirmary tmatees in
1860.

The reference (pp 117, 110) to vicars in bvrgo and
in rure indicates that in pre>Beformation time* there
existed an arrangement similar to that introduced
when, for ecclesiastical purposes, the landward disferii^
now known as the Barony Pariah, was disjoined from
the urban or burghal terriUuy.

13 1. 6 Paul III.] TOWN CLERKS OF GLASGOW. 123

subscription manual, used and wont, having been called and required, along with
the co-notary, subscribing, in faith, corroboration, and testimony of the truth of
all and sundry the premises.

M. JOH^^- MORISOUN.

And I, Michael Hucheson, master of aits, of the diocese of Glasgow,
notary by sacred apostolic authority, because I was personally present
together with the co-notary, and the before named witnesses, while all and
sundry the premises were performed, said and done as aforesaid, and I took
a note thereof so done, seen, understood and heard, which I have reduced
in this public form of instrument, and therefrom have made this present
public instrument, faithfully written with the hand of another; and I, having
been called and required, have signed with my sign, used and wont, in faith
and testimony, of the truth of all and sundry the premises.]

Michael Hugonis.

IIL

1319. Acknowledgment by Hew Clerk of payment by William Lang
OF mail and entry money of a tenement in the Burgh. Glasgow
11 July, 1539.^

I, Hew Clerk, son and air to Kobert Clerk, my fadir, grantis me to haif
resavit fra William Lang, burges of Glasgow, four merkis yeirlie, ilk yeir of
auchte yeris last bipast, at Witsonday, in the yeir of God ane thowsand
fife hundreth thretty nyne yeris, and that for the maill of ane tenement
liand within the burgh and ciete of Glasgow pertenand to me the said Hew
in heretage be the deceis of my fader. And siclik I the said Hew grantis
me to haif resavit fra the forsaid William tene pwndis of gude and wsuall
mony of Scotland for entre silver of ane few of the foirsaid tenement
maid to the said William be me the said Hew. And attour I the said
Hew grantis me content and payit of fife merkis and ane halfe of gude and
wsuall monye of the realme for this yeir instant.^ Quhilk sowmes abone
writtin I the said Hew grantis me weill content and payit and quytclemes

1 Printed from original in Town Clerk's ofBce. Hew Clerk, in 1550-1, and in his sasine the yearly

Though the tenement is here described as held in payment of 5^ merks is more correctly designated an

feu, this would be inconsistent with the tenure of annualrent (vol. L, No. 05).

burgafcc propertiea. John Clerk succeeded his brother,

124 PROTOCOLS OF THE [Appx. III. a.d. 1689.

and dischargis the said William, his executouris and aesignais, of the forsaidis
sowmes for now and evir. In witnes of the quhilk thing, I the said Hew
hes causit maister Michaell Huchissone, notar and commone clerk of Qlaggow,
to subscrive this present discharge, at Glasgow the xj day of July the yer
of God m. v*^ thretty nyne yeris, befoir thir witues, Archbald Craufurd,
Andro Struderis, Johne Craufurd, and David Woderop.

Ita est. Michael Hugonis, noiarius publicus^ ae seriba
curie civUatis Olasguensis, ad premissa re^isiius^ manu
propria.

IV.

1320. Excerpt from Letter by Queen Mary to the Archbishop of *

Glasgow, dated 20 January, 1566-7.*

Thair is ane uther mater that we man signify unto zow: Lately a
servand of zouris, namit William Walcar,- came to our presens, being for
the tyme at Sterveling, and in his communicatioun amangis utheris thingis
declarit to us, how it was not only oppiiily bnited, bot alsua he had hard
be report of personis quhome he esteimit luffaris of us, that the King, be
the assistence of sum of our nobilitie, stild tak the Prince our sone and
crown him; and, being crownit, as his fader suld tak upon him the govern-
ment; with sundrie utheris attemptatis and purposis tending to this fyne.
At the heiring quhairof, ze may think weill we mervellit not a litle;
and seing the mater of sic importance, culd not bot insist to have farther
knawlege of the speikaris and authoris, to the effect that we micht better
understand the grund and fontane quhairof it procedit. With the quhilk
he being pressit, nominat William Hiegait in Glasquo, alsua your servand,'
for his cheif author, quha, he said, had communicat the mater to him, as
apperyt, of mynd to gratofie us; sayand to Walcar, gif I had the moyen
and crydet with the Quenis Majestic that ze have I wald not omitt to mak
hir previe of sic purpossis and bruitis that passis in the cuntrie. Heigait
said further (as Walcar reported to us) that the^ King culd not content
nor beir with sum of the noblemen that war attending in our court, bot

■

iPrinted from Biahop Keith's "History of the AfTairs are referred to iu Macgeorge's "Old Glasgow" (1S80

of Church and State io Scotland " (1734), p. viii. edition), pp. 186-7.

sWilliam Walker was the archbishop's steward. The 3At this time the signilkiation of the term "■ervmad''

difficulties encountered by him in managing the tern. was wide enough to include an agent, and tt it probable

poralities and collecting rents after the Reformation that the arohblahop emptojed Hsgait m

Appx. IV. A.D. 1666-7.] TOWN CLERKS OF GLASGOW. 125

othir he or thay behuvit to leif the samyn. Quhairupon we tuke occasion
with diligence to send for Heigait, quha being inquirit in our counsell of
his communicatioun had with Walcar in this behalf, he denyit alsweill
apairt, as being confrontit togidder, that evir he talkit with the said Walcar
upon ony sic purpossis. Onlie this far he confessit, that he hard of a
bruit how the King suld be put in ward; and for his author in that
poynt, namit a servand of the erle of Eglintonis callit Cauldwell : Quha being
alsua sent for and examinat, expressitlie denyit that evir he spak or entrit
in sic tennis with William Hiegait. This purpois of the bruit of the Kingis
warding wes schewen be Hiegait to the laird of Mynto, quha agane declarit
it to the erle of Lenox, and be him the King was maid participant thairof:
By quhais desyre and commandement Hiegait againe (as he allegeit) spak
Cauldwell. Bot in fyne, amangis thame all, we fynd na maner of con-
cordance, every ane disagreing on the haill purpossis spoken : Quhilk movit
us to say to the twa that we tak for your servandis, that we war assurit
thay had in thair proceding and speiking, besides our offence, heichlie
offendit zow thair maister, quhome we war assurit to be sa far ouris, and
affectionatly inclynit to our service and advancement, that ze wald be very
evill content of thair rasch behavior, and repres and disallow sic groundles
purpossis, tending to our inquietatioun and disadvantage, and troubling of
the tranquillitie of the cuntre, quhilk our study is to maintaine and retene
in sic integrity as possiblie may be.

GLOSSARY AND INDEX.

i

GLOSSARY.

Abuyne (1096) ; abwn (1155) above.

Aer (1051) heir ; aeris maell (1206) heirs-male;
aer (1190) eyre. Sec Justice aer.

Airis (1050) heirs.

Airscliip (1062), heirship, portion of movables
falling to an heir in heritage.

Ak of adjiimall (1190) record of sentence in
a criminal cause.

Ak bwkis (1194), act books; books contain-
ing acts or proceedings of burgh court.

Akkyt (1315) enacted or entered iix act book.

Akkis (1099) acts.

Akyr (1205) acre.

Alanerlye (1166) only.

Almushowse (1059) almshouse ; bak place of
the almushowse" (1135), "baksyd of the
almushows*' (1064) back almshouse. See
footnote, p. 54.

Als mekyll (1318 p. 120) as much.

Aualie (1108) ancle (1239) alienate, sell.

And 1299) if.

Ane (1050) a.

Anwell (1050) annual, annualrent, a yearly
payment.

Appreyff (1062) approve, approved.

Assignais (1050) assignees.

Assythment (1190) compensation.

Atht (1093) oath.

Attour (1052) also, moreover.

Avice (1318, p. 120), advice.

Awcht (1126), owing; "awcht and wont,"
due and accustomS.

Awcht (1212) eight

Awchten (1189) eighteen.

Awn (1179) own.

Raer wawis (1316) bare walls.

Baeth (1089) both.

Baksyd (1053) situated at the back.

Balyae (1050) bailie.

Band (1058) bound ; (1103) bond.

Bamys (1101) balms, children. See Gwd.

Barressyet (1055). See footnote, p. 47.

Be (1093) by; "be hyr gret atht," by her

great oath.
Beand (1053) being.
Beidman (1064) ; beydman (1135) a person

residing in an almshouse or supported by

funds appropriated for such.
Betwix (1050) oetwixt, between.
Betyng (1318, p. 119) repairing.
Biggit, byggyt (1189) built.
Bocht (1082) bought.

Bom (1063) ; borne (1087) ; bam (1059) a store-
house. Latin, horreum,
Bomestevd (1063) barnstead ; ** waest borne-

steyd,*^ vacant ground where a barn for-
merly stood.
Borrow maell (1065). See Bwrrowmaell.
Brak (1216) broket; " brak the staet," annulled

the sasine. See note, p. 79.
Broder (1052) brother.
Breyd (1106) breadth.
Briffg (1055) bridge.
Broking (1103) broken.
Browcht furtht (1122) brought forth for

interment.
Bruik (1096 f.n.) brook, possess, enjoy;

"ibrowkand,"i)OS8e8sing, enjoying ;" brwk-

ing and uptaidn" (1202), possessing and

levying.
Brait (1320) ramour.
Bwk (1093) book; "swoyr on ane bwk,"

swore on the Gospels.
Bwrcht (1057) ; burchte (1060) burgh.
Bwm (1067) bum, small stream.
Bwrrowmaell (1063) burgh mail, the mail or

ground rent payable to the Archbishop by

owners of burgage property.
Bwt (1100) without.
Bwth (1057) booth.
Bwttis (1222) vacant ground at end of ridge ;

may be ground for practice of archery. See

vol. iii., p. 67, No. 826.
Bymeand (1318, p. 118) burning.
Byrwn (1315) overdue.

130

GLOSSARY.

Candvlinefl (1280) Candlemas ; 2nd February.

Catall (1076) chattels, dowry.

Cawat (1182) |ierliaps a " cavie," or coop.

Cliandelaris (1318, p. 119) candle 8tick8.

Chawldyr (1166) chalder= 16 IwlU.

Cheplandrye ( 1053) cha}»lainry.

Cietie (1051) ; cete (112;^) city.

Clawse of warandise (1082) cianse of warranty
or guarantee.

Claetht (1101) cloth, clothing.

Cloys (1160) close, entrance.

Common (1171). common lands of the com-
munity.

Comprisit (1315) attached for deht.

Compromitit (12C^2) compromised; "com-
promitit his mareage," settled for marriage
casualty. See footnote, p. 107.

Consistor (1 103) consistory, the bishop's court.

Contigue (1106) contiguous, together.

Cors (1060) ; corse (1089) cross.

Cowrt bwk (1099) book in which proceedings
of burgh court were recorded.

Crydet (1320) credit.

Cuyr(1318, p. 119) cover.

Cwt rigg (1078) a rig or ridge of land not
extending whole length of field ; sometimes
called short rig. Latin, riga nirta. **Twa
lang ryggis and twa siiorttar ryggis"
(1137). See Ryggys.

Defalkyt (1280) deducted, remitted.

Defamacioune (1108) infamy.

Delt (1089) divided.

Den (1116) dean.

Dewisit (1058) devised.

Dirige (1088) anniversary service for the dead,

beginning with Dirige Domine.
Discnte (1216) dish, vessel.
Dishnsenttis (1237) dissasents.
Displesour (1237) displeasure, trouble.
Dochter (1058) daughter.
Dome of cowrt (1184) finding or judgment of

court.
Dystrenzae (1195) distrain, attach for debt.

£ist (1051) ; est (1052) east.

Ekyt(1262) added.

Ell (1068) = 37 inches.

Em (1114) uncle.

En (1241) eve, evening.

Entres (1053) entry, access.

Entres silver (1319) entry money; composition

for renewal of investiture.
Estimeyt (1062) estimated, valued.

Everilk (1318, p. 119) every.

Ewangell (1142) evangel; "hale ewangell,"

the holy gospel.
Excressans (1318, p. 120) surplus.
Expremvt (1318, p. 120) expressed.
Eyk (1280) added to.
Eyrd (1171) earth; " eyrd and stane,"

earth and stone, symbols used in giving

sasine.
Eyst (1050) east

Fader (1088) father

Faelyeand (1055) failing

Feftment ( 1089) infeftment, investitnre

Fait (1065) fault; **falt of paement/* neglect

of payment.
Ferine (1053) farm. See Feyf ferme.
Few ferme (1053) **in to few ferme set,"

given for payment of a yearly feu-duty.
Feyr (1280) price of grain legally fixed for

the year.
Fiear (1235) owner of property in fee or

heritage.
For yet (1058) fore gate or entrance.
Foyrfn>wnt (1068) fiontage.
Fra (1057) from.

Frank tenement (1152) free holding.
Fre (1053) free.
Freyr (1101) friar.
Fund (1059) found.
Fwnddyt (1212) founded.

Gaes (1280) goes.

(iaef ( 1052) : gaif (1050) gave ; gaef (1060) if ;

** gaef sa beis," if it so be.
(^ait (1051) ; gaet (1052) way, street
Gangis (1.318 p. 120) goes; ''gangis befoir

hand," s{)ent in advance.
Gar (1318, p. 118) c^use.
Gewin (1<)51) given.
( iey f ( 1052) give ; ( 1086) if. See Gaef.
Go«lame (1233) grandmother.
Gwd (1064) gm>d; "gwd paement,*' sare

pa^yment; ^'bamys part of gwd," (1101)

childrens share of a deceased parent's goods

or movable property.
Gwdson (1097) son-in-law.
Gwtchar (1233, 1275) goodsire, grandfather.

Haifand (^53) ; haeffand (1064) having.

Hais(1051) has.

Haleblwd altar (10S3) the altar of the Holy

Blood.
Halebwk (1081) holy book, the Evangela.

GLOSSARY.

131

Handfast (1075) betrothed by joininc hands ;
"handfast wyf " (1223) a wife subject to
*'8ome canouical impediment not yet
bought off" Jamieson; *' handfast wyf
per verba de futnro^* (1242) one ^ith
whom a contract to marrv is made.

Hesp and stapjll (1050) the latch, lock, or
other fastenings of the door, used as
symbols in giving sasine. See vol. i. p. xii.

Honestle ( 1 12*2) becomingly, honourably, with
due honour.

Hyr (1058) her.

Ilk (1318, p. 218) each; (1011) the same;

** Howstoune of that Ilk," Howstoune of

Howstoune.
Incontinent (1051) straightway, forthwith.
Inlowsyt (1280). See Onlowsy t.
Insprecht (1316) furniture, plenishing.
Ischa and entre (1077) ish and entry, e^ess

and ingress ; Latin, xntroUus et exUus ;

yscha (1101) issue, termination.

Jugis (1260) judges, arbiters; " spirituall or
temporall jugis " (12.37). The former refers
to the bishop s courts, and the latter to the
sheriff and other lay courts.

Justice aer (1190) justice eyre, an itinerant
court of justice.

Kepin (1052) keeping, custody, trust.
Kyle (1128) kiln.

Kyndnes of landls (1062) the right of a kindly
tenant to lands, a rentaller's right.

Laef (1052) remainder.

Lair (1318, p. 120) tomb.

Laird (1096) proprietor.

Lammes (1280) Lammas, 1st August.

Lawchfully (1057) lawfully.

Lefull (1082) lawful.

Lewar (1055) liver ; ** langer lewar," longer

liver, the survivor.
Loft (1150) upper floor.
Lowkysmes (1280); St. Luke's day (18th

October).
Lowne (1078) ; Ion (1106) loan, a road.
Lowse (1280) loose, release, renounce.
Lowsing ( 1 143), loosing, releasing.
Lowsyt (1052) loosed, released, discharged.
Luff (1227) love.
Lyand (1050) lying, situated.
Lyme trowcht (1231) lime trough, lime pit.
Lyntht (1106) length.

Maell (1078) maill, rent

Mair (1051) more.

Maister, Mr. (1051) master, denoting the

holder of the degree of master of arts.
Maling (1145) lana set on lease for payment

of mail or rent.
Man (1320) must.
Mawing (1190) mowing.
Meit (1101) meat, food.
Mekyll (1318, p. 119), much, large.
Merchit (1262) marched, boundaries marked.
Merk (10iS9) money of the value of 138. 4d.
Mertymes (1280) Martinmas, 11 November.
MervelUt (1320) marvelled.
Mister (1318, p. 119) need ; ** myster betyng,"

needs repairing.
Messis (1318, p. 118) masses.
Moder(1088) mother.
Meyll (1166) meal.
Mowable (1062) movable; "mowable and

airschip," all movable goods, including

portions falling to heir.
Moyen (1320) interest, influence.

Navne (1318, p. 120) no one.

NeSder (1089) Nather; "Nedder Barresyet"

See footnote, p. 47.
Nocht (1052) not.

O (1186) a grandson, sometimes a nephew.
Obit (1088) a funeral ceremony or anniversary

office for the dead.
Oblissis (1052) obliges, binds; "oblyst,"

(1284) obliged, bound.
Oder (1237) either.

Official (1238) judge in the consistorial court.
Onlowsyt (1280) unloosed, not released or

renounced.
On swng (1318, p. 118) unsung.
OntribuTit (1122) untroubled.
Ony (1058) any.
Or (1318, p. 118) "or his deceis," before his

death.
Our (1145) over ; "gevin our," renounced.
Ourgewin (1050) overgiving, transferring.

Paeand (1055) paying.

Pait (1051) paid.

Parroching (1204) parish.

Part (1050) side.

Pece (1053) piece.

Perfurueis (1318, i>. 120) supply, provide.

Perjure (1108) perjury.

Person (1135) parson, rector.

Pertenand (1085) pertaining, belonging.

132

GLOSSARY.

Pertinens (1054) pertinents, adjuncts. The
term was osuiuly meant to embrace all
offices, buildinpt, and open spaces used in
connection with the property described.

Place (1050).

Praet (1088) prayed.

Prelocutor (1096) one who speaks for another,
an advocate.

Presedand (1280) preceding.

Procurator (1174) one acting for another in
resigning property, or taking sasine, and
otherwise.

Procuratouris f^'schallis (1318, p. 120) pro-

curatoi-s-Hscal ; ** of the queir," the

procurators or agents who sued for revenues
belonging to the vicars of the choir.

Prodigoll (1228, 1262) protocol.

Profett (1052) profit, benefit; profet (1058)
revenue

Proniittis (1062) promises.

Pryckat synging (1318, p. 118), musical nota-
tion, music pricked or noted down.

Pryckat of wax (1318, p. 118) a wax taper
fixed on a spike.

Puyr (1318, p. 119), poor.

Pwud (1082) poind, distrain, to attach goods
for payment of debt.

Pwrs (1189) purse ; "commoun pwrs," com-
munity funds or common good of the burgh.

Quhare (1089) where.
Quhat (1085) what.
Quhatsumever (1059) whomsoever.
Quhidder (1318, p. 118) whether.
Quhill (1304) till.
Quhilk (1051) which.
Qweyr (1065) choir.

Rademyng (1143) redeeming, redemption.
Kaes (1098) raise; "raes na maer anwell,"

not to burden tlie property with additional

annual rent.
Rameyd (1237) remedy.
Kasaef (1179) to receive.
Keco^ition (1065) Reclaiming property on

failure of owner to pay annualrents, &c.
Kecoverit (1 190) obtained by judicial decision.
Reserwand (1058) reserving.
Kesignatioun (1051) surrendering property

for the purpose of being given to a new

owner.
Kesing (1057) resign.
Keversion (1057) an obligation to reconvey

property.

Revestrv (1318, p, 119) vestry.

Rig. S€€ Ryg ; Cwt rigg.

Rudis (1093) roods.

Ruid (1068, 1217); rwd (1152) rood. A rood

lineal measure = 6 ells; superficial measure

for works, &c., 36 square ells ; superficial

land measure = \ acre.
Rychtis (1062) rights.
Ryggis (1059) rigs, ridge8--croft land under

cultivation was usually apf»ortioned to

different proprietors in ndges.

Sacrista minor of revestry (1318, p. 119) the
under sacrist having cliarge of the vestry
furnishings.

Saesiiig (1050) sasine, seisin, act of giving
possession or investiture; '*brokiii the
saesing" (1223) broken the sasine or
annulled the investiture.

Samyne (1055) same.

Sang scuyll (1318, p. 118) school for teaching
nmsic.

Sant (1059) saint.

Sauld (1056) sold.

Saull (1088) soul, souls.

Sax (1051) six.

Say (1318, p. 119) so; "say 8one"(p. 119)
so soonl

Schir (1051) Sir, the usual designation of a
chaplain or priest.

Scho (1058) she.

Schort ryggis (1233). See Cwt rigg.

Scowll (1235) ; scuyll (1318, p. 118) school.

Sellin (1050) selling, sale.

Sellit (1062) sold.

Serjeant (1057) a burgh officer.

Seyll (1060) seal; *' common seyll," seal of
the burgh.

Siclyk (1070) likewise.

Signe (1272) signature or sign manual

Slauchters (1190) slaughters.

Sowm (1051) sum.

Skaith (1237) loss, damage.

Son (1262) soon.

Stait (1050); beand in stait (1053) being in
possession or vested ; brak the staet (1216)
broke or annulled the investiture.

Stank (1207) a ditch.

StapvU (1050). See Hesp and stapyll.

Stobbyt (1262) stobbed, boundaries marked
by stobs or stakes.

Stratest (1058) straitest, strictest, surest.

Strenzait (1100) distrained, attached for debt.

Strenzeable (1300) havin^^ buildings of suffi-
cient value to be distramed.

GLOSSARY.

133

Strenzie (1202) to distrain.

Stiiyll (1318, p. 119) stool.

Sabnienc (1065) subdean.

Suffrage (1318, p. 119) service.

Suppois (1318, p. 118) although.

Swld (1058) should.

Sworn on ane halebwk (1081) sworn on the

Gospels.
Syid (1051) side.
Syklyk (1052) likewise.

Ta(1055); tane (1211)oneof t\io ; **ta"and
'* toder " (1055) one and the other.

Tak(1145) tack.

Tane (1088) taken. See Ta, tane.

Tenement (1051).

Tha (1108) they.

Thir(1318, p. 120) these.

Thochyr (1186) tocher, dowry, marriage por-
tion.

Throuch (1053) through.

Throwgaet (1058); Throwgang (1182)
thoroughfare, close, or common entry.

Thyn (1213) then, thence ; " fra thyn furtht,"
nrom thenceforth.

Toder (1055) other.

Tribull (1318, p. 119) treble.

Tribulyt (1195) troubled.

Trowcht (1231) trough.

Tuk (1103) took.

Tursyt (1318, p. 119) carried.

Tnther (1318, p. 119) other.

Twa (1052) two.

Tyll(1239)to, towards.

Uphald (1318, p. 119) maintenance.
Uptakin (1202) raising, levying.

Usufruct (1271) use of the fruits or produce,

profit, liiferent.
Utilite (1052) use, behoof.

Vennell (1083) a lane or narrow street.
Vyrginite (1197) virginity.

Wair (1318, p. 119) expend.

Waist (1051) waste or unbuilt ground.

War (1239) were ; ** geyf sa war," if it were so.

Ward ; ** put in ward " (1320) imprisoned.

Ward of court (1059) award or judgment of

the burgh court in the service of an heir.
Wardene (1101) warden, designation of the

superior of the Greyfriars.
Want (1318, p. 120) expended.
Wamyt (1057) warned.
Warrandise (1083) warranty, guarantee.
Wawis (1317) walls.
Wderis (1058) others.
Wedset (1243) wadset, mortgage.
Wennell (1099) vennel.
Werafye (1213) verify, guarantee.
Werra'(1252) very, true, assured.

Wiccaris (1065) vicars; "wiccarris of the

qweyr,'* vicars of the choir.
Wmquhile (1051) umquhile, the late.
Wnsuspek (1262) uususpect, impartial.
Wse (1053) use, custom, practice.
Wver (1193) over, upper.
Wytsunday (1057) Whitsunday, 15th May.

Yeird (1060) earth. See Eyrd.

Yeirlie (1051) yearly.

Yet (1053) gate, door.

Yscha (1101) issue, termination. See Ischa.

Ysche (1073) ish, exit, entry. See Ischa.

I.-INDEX OF NAMES.

The Figures refer to the Numbers of the Abstracts,

Aberdeen, chancellor of, 1306.

Abimethy, James, 995.

Adam (Adem), Elspeth, 1251, 1260.

Janet, 1260.

John, 1269, 1271, 1279-80.

Peter, 1119, 1120, 1141, 1228, 1242, 1252,

1255 1259.

Thomas, 1151, 1197, 1202, 1205, 1226,

1251 1260.

William, 1091, 1117, 1119, 1129, 1131,

1147, 1162, 1171, 1189, 1201, 1203, 1231,

1257, 1259-60, 1273.
Adenison, liessie, 1268.
Aikenhead (Akinheyd), John, 1120, 1130,

1142, 1197, 1310; in Kittokside, 1031-2.

Kobert, 1313.

Thomas, 1197.

Aitken (Atkyne), Janet, 1159, 1268.

John, 1052, 1078, 1165, 1234, 1257.

Patrick, 1135, 1159, 1295; servitor, 1015,

1017, 1019; in Hallingonie, 1013 4, 1016, 1018.
Aiton (Aton), Alexander, 1290.

Janet, 1098, 1184.

Alderston (Alderstowne), James, 1041.

Peter, 1045.

Alexander, Cuthbert, 1059, 1284.

John, burgess, 1169 ; Sir John, chaplain,

1169, 1306.
Allan (Allane), Bessie, 1169.

Crystane, 1294.

Richard, 1109, 1163, 1169, 1204, 1221,

1242, 1251, 1256, 1258, 1265, 1284, 1293,

1295, 1297, 1299, 1311-2, 1315.

Robert, 1139.

William, 1125, 1204.

Allison (Allnson), Janet, 1095, 1200.

John, 1052, 1058, 1063, 1091, 1117, 1126,

1140, 1156, 1175.
William, 1095, 1299.

Anderson (Androsoune), 1171 ; Agnes, 1085.

Andrew, 1148.

Crystane, 1262.

David, 1 135 ; bnrgess, 996-7.

James, Serjeant, 987-8, 1009, 1037.

John, 1037, 1155, 1200. 1286, 1315, 1317;

sergeant, 1242 ; in Walkmyln of Partick,

1037-8; alias Tenmont, 1314.

Ninian, in Woodside, 1037.

Patrick, 1163, 1169, 1200, 1201, 1233,

129;i, 1296-7; burgess, 1063.

— - Robert, 1036, 1162-3.

— Thomas, 1067, 1069, 1103, 1107, 1114,

1119-20, 1151, 1155-7, 1163, 1180, 1209,

1211, 1227, 1229, 1236, 1256, 1284, 1299.

1301, 1317; treasurer, 1189.

William, 1053, 1066, 1173, 1185, 1196,

1206, 1209, 1215 6, 1239-40, 1244-5, 1256,

1262, 1286, 1312 ; notary, 129.3.
Andrew (Andro), John, 1144, 114.5, 1313.
Arbuckle ( Arbukile, Arbunckle), John, 981-2,

1031 ; in Kittokside, 1031-2.

Will. 1085.

Archibald, Mr. Thomas, rector of Cardross,

1043-4.
Argyle, Archibald, earl of, 1035.

Colin, earl of, 1035.

Armour, David, 1164.

Malcolm, 1156, 1312.

Patrick, 1159, 1268.

William, 1204, 1311.

Armorar, Patrick, 1171.

William, -1149.

Arneill (Arneyll), William, 989, 1272.

Arnot, Patrick, 1182.

Arran, James, earl of, 983.

Arthur (Arthwire), David, 1155, 1297; alias

Hoggisyard, 1118.
K>l>ert, 1047.

INDEX OF NAMES.

135

Arthur, Walter, 1262.
Atkinson, John, 1081.
Auchinross, Andrew, 1164.

John, 1108.

Auld, John, 1085, 1231.

Auldcom, 1172; Gilbert, 1095, 1134, 1180,

1200, 1215, 1218.
Awiho, William, 1077.

Baillie (Balvae), John, 1261, 1291.

Baird (Bard), Gilbert, of Kilquhinze; 1030.

Michael, notary, 993.

Robert, 1137, 1192, 1208.

Thomas, 1230, 1250.

Bar (Harre), James, 1181, 1311.

Margaret, 1063.

Pet^r, 1117, 1215.

William, 990, 1008.

Barbour, George, 1250, 1260.
Barclay, Davia, of Cwllarnye, 1287.

Elizabeth, 1287.

Bardowe, Lady (Merren Maxwell), 1190.
Bargylle, Esbell, 1294.

Thomas, 1140, 1161, 1297.

Baxter (Baxster), David, 1310.

Robert, 1065, 1076, 1079, 1214, 1302.

Thomas, 1302.

William, 1071, 1075, 1139, 1171, 1221.

Beith (Beytht), Hugh, 1140, 1161, 1221.

John, 1221.

millers of, 1288, 1301.

Bell, Janet, 1162, 1187.

Male, 1215.

John, 993, 1263, 1300; burgess, 1162;

of Hamilton Ferme, 991.
Benyng, Sir Gylbert, 1219.

Margaret, 1158.

Bcton, John, 1180, 1227.

Beynestoune, Henry, 1005-6.

Bimie, William, 1012.

Bisset (Bissait), George, servitor, 1013.

Blacader, Roland, 1313 ; subdean, 1161, 1174,

1290, 1292; vicar of Kylbumie, 1161.
Black (Blak), Janet, 1160, 1215-6, 1278.

Mr. John, 1218, 1278.

Sir Robert, chaplain, 1194, 1261.

Blackwood (Blakwoud), Cuthbert, 1164, 1170,

1256, 1277.
Blackwood, John, 984, 991-2, 1300.
Blackstock, Mr. William, 1096.
Blair, Elspeth, 1073.

Elizabeth, 1097.

James, notary, 1006.

John, 1111.

Robert, notary, 983, 1031-2.

Blythman, Thomas, 1160, 1286.
Boswauld, Besse, 1207.
Bowe, Helen, 1227, 1230.

John, 1272, 1286 ; tailor, 1093.

Bogle ( Bogill), Alexander, 988; Archibald, 987.

Christina, 987-8.

John, 1270, 1291.

Robert, 1051, 1156.

Rolland, 1302.

Thomas, 988, 1291 ; maltman, 987.

William, 1270.

Bowthok, John, 1245.

Boyd, Alan, 1282.

Sir Alexander, chaplain, 1052, 1075,

1092, 1126.

Andrew, 1137.

Besse, 1242.

Catherine, 1008.

Constantine, 1157.

Elspeth, 1121.

Florence, 1052.

James, 1008 ; Mr. James, of Trochrig,

1030.

Jane, 1241.

Janet, 1121, 1179, 1221.

John, 1052, 1162, 1208; burgess, 983.

Margaret, 1121.

Robert, 990, 1123, 1136, 1157; burgess

of Ayr, 1037-8; of the Drum, 1198; in
Kilbride, 1008.

Thomas, 1112. 1121, 1132.

Boyle, Archibald, in Ryisholm, 990.

David, 1008.

John, 1008, 1219.

Brechan, John, 1111.

Brison, William, 1297.

Brodie (Bradye, Brade), Andrew, 1134, 1302.

Esbell, 1196.

Janet, 1115.

Sir John, 1 158.

Brok, William, burgess, 983.

Brokess, John, 1261.

Broom (Brwme), James, 1081-3, 1107, 1298.

John, 1115.

Robert, 1085, 1107, 1108, 1188.

Broster, Marion, 1286.
Brown (Bron), 1169.

Agnes, 1108.

Catherine, 998, 1021.

James, 1154, 1210.

John, 1070, 1074, 1093, 1160, 1210.

Margaret, 1231.

Robert, 1164.

Thomas, 1051, 1056, 1142, 1182, 1193,

1231.

136

INDEX OF NAMES.

Brown, Vede (Vedast), 1233.
Brownside (Brounesyide), George, notary,
990, 993, 1008, 1038.

Holland, 1274.

William, 984, 1085, 1115, 1148, 1206,

1209, 1233, 1277, 1298.

Bruce (Brwse), Mr. David, 1155, 1295.

Edward, of Garthuscan, 1026 ; fiar of

Kinnaird, 1040.
Brydyn, John, notary, 1205.
Brysbane, James, 1190.
Brj'son (Brisoune), Robert, 1045-6.

William, 1221.

Bnnkle. See Arbuckle.

Bunten (Bwntyne), 1176; John, 1067, 1159,

1182, 1187, 1210, 1229, 1242, 1245, 1248,

1315; burgess, 1204.
Bum (Bume, Bwrn), John, 999, 1003-4,

1022-3.

Margaret, 1281.

Robert, 1318 ; of the Langsyd, 1237.

Burrell (Durell), 1182; Andrew, 1099; Sir

Andrew, chaplain, 1263.
George, 1155, 1171, 1175. 1184, 118990,

1206, 1209, 1232-3, 1263, 1272-3, 1286, 1288,

1290, 1299, 1300.
George, bailie, 1052-4, 1057, 1059-63,

1065, 1067-9, 1074-5, 1077-8, 1082, 1084,

1088 92, 1098-9, 1100-4, 1106-8, 1110, 1112-3,

1115, 1117-8, 1120-1, 1123 6, 1128-31, 1134-7,

1139-41, 1143-5, 1147-9. 1151-2, 1155, 1157.

1159,1161-5, 1167, 1169, 1185, 1187-8, 1197,

1210, 1219, 1221, 1224-6, 1228-9, 1233,
1235-6, 1242, 1244-60, 1265, 1316.

Henry, 1072. 1151, 1286, 1290, 1293.

Janet, 1197.

Marion 1233.

William, 1064, 1150, 1221, 1286, 1291,

1293, 1297; Sir William, chaplain, 1076,
1155, 1161, 1197, 1272, 1290, 1292.

Bwrd, Kathryne, 1262.

Bygart, Robert, in Over Dernlie, 1012.

Bynglaw, Janet, 1058, 1117.

John, 1058.

Caidzow, Elizabeth, 1221.
Caird (Card), William, 1123.
Calms (Carnvs). John, 1249.

Margaret, 1249.

Robert, 1091, 1102, 1249.

Caithness, Robert, bishop of, 1005-6, 1011-2.
Calbraetht. See Galbraith.
Caldwell (Cauldwell), Allan, 1179.

James, 1061, 1115.

John, of Lokyrmos, 1179.

Caldwell, Margaret, 1093.

servant to Earl of Eglinton, 1320.

Cameron, David, 1161.

John, 1297.

Campbell, Alexander, in Arrie, 1013-9.
Campbell, Andrew, 1071, 1122, 1124, 1125,

1129, 1132, 1146, 1188, 1208, 1213-4, 1251,

1253 ; burgess, 1303-4.

Charles, of Skeldoune, 1013-8.

Colin, of Auchinhowe, 1198.

Sir Colin, of Bothquhan, 1035.

Colin, of Ottir, 1035.

Dugald, 1035.

George, 1013-8.

John, 1014-9, 1087, 1146, 1160, 1186,

1263 ; of Logan, 1014-9 ; of Lundy, 1012.

Margaret. 1072, 1079, 1198, 1254.

Marion, 1013. 1015, 1017, 1019.

Matthew, 1067, 1087, 1160, 1167, 1209,

1245, 1256.

— Robert, 1048.

Walter, 1166, 1167, 1168.

Carlyle, Janet, 1166, 1167, 1168.
Carruthers (Carruderis), David, 1093.

John, 1293.

Carrvk, Jhcm, 1222.
Carslaw, Catherine, 1131.

George, 1073.

Carswell, William, 1150, 1155.
Cassilis, Gilbert, earl of, 1030.
Cathcart (Kawthkart), Allan, of Carbistonn,
1030 ; Allane, lord, 1241.

Jonet, 1041.

Chapellis, Elizabeth, 1277.

Patrick, 1192, 1277, 1317.

Paul, 1217.

Chalmers, John, 1219, 1291 ; of CorrwycUt,

1027.
Sir John, chaplain, 1124, 1125, 1129,

1132, 1133, 1142, 1146, 1220-2, 1253; notary,

1304.
Chatelherault, Duke of, 983.
Clement, John, 1111.
Clemme (Clame), George, 1059-60, 1163, 1233,

1284, 1311.

John, 1059 ; carpenter, 1073.

Clerk, Catherine, 1006.

George, in Polmadie, 1005-7.

Hew, 1319.

Janet, 1050.

John, 998, 1021, 1147-8, 1181, 1188, 1194,

1251 ; in Schewis, 1036.
Robert, 1319.

Clogge, Allan, 1154.

Thomas, messenger, 1045.

INDEX OF NAMES.

137

aydesdale (Clydisdael), George, 1147, 1169,
1173, 1189, 1203, 1221, 1224, 1227-8, 1239,
1244, 1246, 1265, 1279-80, 1302.

Thomas, sergeant, 984, 987-9.

Cobbam, John, 1304.

Cochran (Coichtrane, Cochren), Janet, 1229.

Marion, 1005.

John, 1005-7; in Busby Mill, 1045-6;

of that Ilk, 1116.

Patiick, burgess of Edinburgh and

Glasgw, 1026.

— Sir Richard, 1161.

— Robert, 1050, 1122, 1208, 12a3.
William, 1194, 1237.

Coites (Cottis), Andrew, 1149.

Christina, 1149.

Sir James, rector of Carstares, 1207,

1222.

dean Robert, prior of Blantyre, 1116.

Cokke, Janet, 1250.

Thomas, 1186.

Colquhoun, Adam, 1310; parson of Stobo,

1174; Mr. Adam, official, and canon of

Glasgow, 1238.

Elizabeth, 983.

Georce, 1185, 1224, 1-245.

Mr. James, person of Luss, 1232.

Patryk, 1212, 1294.

Peter, 1107, 1141, J239, 1252, 1296,

1315-6.

Thomas, 1086, 1193.

Walter, servitor, 1013.

ColwvTie, Elizabeth, 1212.

Robert, 1212.

Cook (Cwk), Gylcreyst, 1211.

Sir Robert, chaplain, alias Mak Cauky,

1211.

Sten, 1264.

Corre, George, of Kelwood, 1030.

Corsbe, David, 1187.

Coventry (Cowyntre), Patrick, dean of Res-

talrig, 1221.
Cowan, Sir James, chaplain, 1161, 1278.

William, 1056.

Cowper, James, in Kittokside, 1031-2.

John, 1124, 1130, 1133, 1142, 1302.

Robert, 1033 ; in Kittokside, 1047.

Craig (Craeg), Alexander, 1272.

Andrew, 1134, 1172, 1201, 1228, 1249.

Janet, 1083.

John, 1037-8, 1119, 1120, 1123, 1129,

1131, 1201, 1213, 1228.

'Peter 1154.

Thom'as, 1089, 1111, 1134, 1136; in

Newton, 1037-8.

Craigie, Thomas, 1095.
Craik (Crek), John, 1205.
Crawfurd, Andrew, 1291.

Archibald, 1319 ; Mr. Archibald, rector

of Eaglesham, 1043-4.

Mr. David, 1269; Sir David, 1174, 1269,

1271.

— Duncan, 1241.

— Gavin, 1269, 1271 ; of Fermis, 1036.

— Henry, 990.

— Mathow, 1206, 1233, 1269, 1271.

— James, 990 ; in Middleton, 1008.

— John, 1269, 1271, 1319; of Camlar, •
1030 ; of Rowchtsallo, 995.

— Patrick, 1169, 1178, 1231, 1260, 1299.

— Sir Thomas, chaplain, 1135, 1155, 1159.
Thomas, of Jurdanehall, 1011-2.

Crocket, John, 1102, 1162, 1195-6, 1199,

1200-1, 1209, 1217, 1221, 1226-8, 1242, 1274,

1304, 1307-8.
Crossraguel (Corsraguell), Allan, commen-

dator of, 1030.
Crownar, John, 1196.
Crystesoun, Sir Andrew, chaplain, 1318.
Cult, Sir Lorens, chaplain, 1212.
Cummyng, Gylbert, 1254.
John, senior and junior, 1007 ; in

Polmadie, 1005-6.
Thomas, 1086.

Cunningham, Alexander, 1111, 1162.

Janet, 1153, 1*225.

John, 1106, 1154.

Sir Robert, 1037-8.

Thomas, 1164.

William, burgess, 983.

Currie, David, 1061, 1177, 1206, 1246, 1252,

1288
Cutlari Henry, 1221, 1297.
John, alias Napeyr, 1221.

Dalgleish (Dawgleys), James, 1251.
Dalzell, John, 1247, 1289.

Marion, 1090.

Damley (Dernlie), Lord. See Lennox, Earl

of.
Davison, David, 1088.

Janet, 1050, 1067.

Dawe, Thomas, 1177.

Dean (Deyne), John, 1154.

Denneston, Sir James, 1256.

Deynfeld (Denfield), John, 1141, 1240, 1296.

Dick (Dike, Dykke), Sir Archibald, 983, 986.

John, 1055, 1069, 1100, 1129, 1136, 1176,

1189, 1221, 1230, 1302.
John, in Murray of Kilbride, 1043-4.

S

138

INDEX OF NAMES.

Dickson (Dykson), James, 1307-8.

Dobie (Dowbye), James, 1079.

Dokanele, Kobert, 1081, 1121, 1131, 1136,

1157, 1211, 1216, 1228, 1230, 1244.
Donaldson (Downaldson), James, 1116.

John, 1224, 1289.

William, 1318.

Douglas, earls of (Archibald and James), 983.

Alexander, in Ballornok, 1041.

Mr. Archibald, parson of Glasgow, 1037.

John, 1282 ; in Third of Kilmichael,

1039.

Katryne, 1282.

Malcolm, 1041.

Mr. Marcus, chaplain, 1107-8, 1128,

1204.

Walter, of Ballowf ray, 1039 ; of Keys-
town, 1041.

Dow, John, 1083.

Thomas, 1107 ; burgess, 1083.

Dowchell (Dowthell), 1100; Bessie, 1055,
1069, 1258. 1285.

John, 1237.

Downe, Peter, 1211.

Dumbarton, provost of the church of, 1005-6.

Dun (Dwn), Archibald, 1110.

Besse, 1270, 1296.

Henry, 1311.

Jonet, 990

Dunbar, Archibald, of Blackcraig, 1096.

Dunlop (Dwnlop), Agnes, 1183, 1202.

David, in Over Dernlie, 1012.

Hugh, of Crawfield, 1012.

Janet, 1140.

John, 996 ; officer of consistory, 995.

Patrick, 1101.

Robert, servitor, 1003-4.

Dunning (Dwning), John, in Kittokside,
1031-2, 1034.

William, in Kittokside, 1031-2.

Dunsleson (Dwnsleson). Sir John, 1246.

Robert, 1161.

Sir Walter, 1073, 1108, 1115, 1129,

1132-3, 1148, 1300.

Dwrans, Sir Robert, 1 150.

Edmistoune, William, of Duntreycht, 1011-2.
Eglinton, earl of, 1320.

Hugh, earl of, 1043-4.

John, 1052, 1088, 1152, 1178, 1192.

Elmslie, William, servitor, 1035.
Elphinstone (Elquhyston), Alexander, lord,

1287.
George, 1053, 1059, 1117, 1191 ; bailie,

1318.

Elphinstone, Isobella, 1252, 1287.

James, of Woodside, 1318 p. 122.

John, 1269.

Margaret, 1148.

Vyolet, 1252.

WUliam, 1257, 1309.

Fare, Allan, 1152.

John, 1102.

Faulds (Fauldis), Arthur, 1245, 1256.

Paul, 1180.

Fawsyd, Robert, 1203, 1246, 1255, 1266, 1292,

1296.
Fergushill, Margaret, 1045.
Ferguson, Janet, 1102, 1195.

Sir Nicholas, chaplain, 1102.

Finlay (Fyndlay), Robert, 1275.

Thomas, in Gartluscan, 1026.

Fleming (Flemyng), Andrew, 1075, 1135,

1282 ; sergeant, 1052, 1058-9, 1063.

David, 1144, 1273.

James, 1243, 1273, 1282.

Janet, 1162.

John, 1072, 1153, 1181, 1197, 1225; in

Over Murray, 1043-4, 1047.

Sir Malcolm, 1099.

Marion, 1096.

Michael, 995, 1221, 1253; notary, 1194,

1249.

Patrick, 1162.

Sir Thomas, 1118, 1205; notary, 1194;

vicar pensioner, 1318.
William, 1238, 1244.

Foret, Thomas, 1076, 1077, 1087, 1151.
Forsyth, John, 1164.

William, 1175.

Forthvk, John, 1231.

Matthew, 1097.

Fotheringham (Foderinghame), George, 1111.
Fowler, John, sergeant, 981-2,985-6,989, 1042.

Mr. Patrick, 1171, 1234.

Frebarne, John, 1081, 1104, 1210, 1245.
Fulton (Fowlton), 1184; John, 1292.
Thomas, 1283, 1286, 1305.

Fynneson, William, 1063, 1100, 1134, 1172,
1243, 1312.

Galbraith (Galbraetht), Agnes, 1058.

John, 1065, 1153, 1181, 12.37.

Gane, Helen, 1129-30, 1233, 1253.

Janet, 1124, 1129-30, 1133, 1137, 1142,

1188, 1208, 1213, 1254, 1313.

John, 1124-5, 1129-30, 1146, 1208-9, 1236,

1245, 1256, 1281.

INDEX OF NAMES.

139

Gane, Margaret, 1129, 1130, 1142, 1144, 1146,

1188, 1208, 1213, 1281.
Marion, 1125, 1129, 1130, 1132, 1146,

1188, 1208, 1213, 1253.
Gardiner (Gardner), George, 1158.

John, servitor, 1026.

Robert, servitor, 1039.

Thomas, 1055, 1068-9, 1100, 1108, 1110,

1202, 1258.

William, 1094, 1098, 1110, 1134, 1176,

1193, 1203, 1224, 12a3, 1242, 1313, 1317.
Geichen, John, 1077.
Gibson (Gybson), Mr. David, 1286, 1295.

Mr. Henry, court clerk, 1318 p. 122.

James, 1009, 1068-9, 1073, 1082, 1095,

1183, 1187, 1236, 1242; baxter, 1100.
— John, 1113, 1243, 1285.
William, 1102, 1119, 1195.

Gilmour (Gylmur), John, 1172.

Thomas, 1221.

Glasgow, archbishop of, 1318, 1320; Gavin,
archbishop of, 1096, 1314 ; lord of, 1233.

Andrew Muirhead, bishop of, 1318 p. 122.

dean and chapter of, 983.

John, 1196, 1258.

Robert, 1009, 1048.

William, 1058, 1196, 1201, 1233.

Glen, John, 1067, 1090, 1117, 1290.

Patrick, 1121.

Glenmuir (Glenmwr), Peter, 1170.

Godde, John, 984, 1108.

Croldsmyth, alias M*Grwbing, Angus, 1193.

Good (Gwd), John, 1140.

Gottray, John, 1281.

Govan, George, of Mains of Eastwood, 1043-4.

Gowane, Thomas, 1300.

Graham, David, 1259, 1312.

Elizabeth, 1037.

Ewen, 1121.

Gavin, 10457 ; burgess, 1024, 1045-7.

James, 1138, 1143-6, 1266, 1273.

John, 1164 ; burgess, 1048 ; of Lochinch

(Loychtinche), 1004, 1022; in I.KXjhune, 1003.
Gray, George, 1220 1.

John, 1098, 1118, 1184, 12201.

Margaret, 1 150.

Wille 1198.

Grenheyd, John, 1054, 1107, 1187.
Gylcreston (Gylcreson), Alexander, 1283,

1317.
Jhon, 1283.

Haerschaw, James, 1288.

Hall, Andrew, 1134.

James, 1036 ; in Craigs, 986-6.

Hall, Mr. John, burgess, 985-6.

Robert, of Fwlbor, 1063.

William, 1085 ; merchant, 985.

Hamilton (Hammyltoun), Adam, 983.

Allan, of Berdowe, 1198.

Claud, 983.

James, lord, 983.

Mr. David, rector of Thankerton, 1116.

Isabella, 1269, 1271.

Janet, 1074, 1075, 1093, 1094, 1309.

James, 983, 986 ; Mr. James, reader,

983 ; Sir James, of Crawfordjohn, 1003.
John, 1271, 1287; of Rardowe, 1190; of

Colmskeich, 994; of Kyrkle, 1269, 1271.

— Robert, 1020, 10223, 1287; of New-
house, 994, 996, 1020, 1022-3.

— Patrick, of Bogsyde, 1027.

— Thomas, 1269, 1271.
Mr. W^illiam, 1315; rector of Cambus-

lang, 983, 985-6 ; tutor of Colmskeich, 994 ;

dean of Rutherglen, 1307-8.
Harper, James, 1256, 1282.
Haw, Andrew, 1056, 1081, 1082, 1088, 1105,

1178, 1254, 1259, 1292; Mr. Andrew, 1054.

Catherine, 1 122.

Janet, 1104.

Margaret, 1302.

John, 1054, 1155, 1293 ; Mr. John, 1208,

1218 1230 1312.

Wilfiara, 1156, 1215, 1232, 1246, 1284.

Hawyk, Sir John, 1116, 1225, 1266, 1273;

chaplain, 1070, 1072.
Hawston, Andrew, 1055, 1104, 1106, 1298.

John, 1064.

^-^~ liTarcraret 1104

Mungo, 1064, 1180, 1218, 1229, 1265,

1278, 1295-6, 1298, 1317.
Thomas, 1288, 1293.

Hechyet (Hecheit, Hethyet), John, 1057,.
1059, 1063, 1085, 1103, 1124-5, 1129-30,
1133, 1142, 1146, 1172, 1188, 1203, 1205,
1208, 1214, 1227, 1229, 1253, 1255, 1280,
1283, 1286, 1299, 1302, 1313.

Stephen, 1054, 1113.

Hegait (Hegate), Archibald, 1027, 10312.

William, 989, 1320 ; notary, 996-9, 1004,

1014, 1016, 1022, 1036-8, 1040, 1043-4.

Hendry (Hendre), Janet, 1211.

Wylle, 1250.

Henderson, Merediant, 1219.

Robert 1204.

William, 1139, 1171, 1186-7, 1191, 1214,

1219, 1225, 1251, 1282; bailie, 1142-4,
1146-7, 1153, 1155, 1158, 1160, 1169; Mr.
William, priest, 1071, 1076.

140

INDEX OF NAMES.

Henry, Kinc (Darnley), 1320.

Hepburn (Hebburn), Alexander, 1171, 1211,
1290.

Hcrbertson (Harbartsoune, Herbisone), 1240 ;
Adam, 1084.

Archibald, 1051, 1060, 1062, 1070, 1090-1,

1098, 1102-3, 1112, 1128-9, 1131, 1141, 1173,
1175, 1185, 1189, 1221, 1227, 1232-3, 1236,
1239, 1241, 1244, 1246-7, 1252, 1267, 1279,
1289, 1311.

Catherine, 1060.

Cuthbert, 995.

George, 1121.

Jhon, 1239, 1246-7, 1279-80, 1295, 1312 ;

officer in Mearns, 1044.

— Patrick, 1171.

— liobert, 1053, 1238.

— Thomas, 1060.
William, 1305; Sir William, chaplain,

1233, 1244.
Heriot, Allan, 1096.
Sir Andrew, chaplain, 1065, 1099, 1114,

1182, 1199, 1206, 1238, 1259, 1288, 1301,

1315.
— — Matthew 994.

Robert, 108.3, 1096, 1114, 1199, 1315.

Hewson, Michael, 1065.

HUl (Hyll), Mr. Robert, chaplain, 1202.

Hinschaw, James, 993.

Kentigern, 993.

Hogg (Hogge), Gavin, 1059.

Thomas, 1165.

Hoggisyard, David, 1183, 1253.

Robert, 1183.

alias David Arthur, 1118.

Hommyll, Alexander, 1051, 1167, 1299.

Archibald, 1048.

Mr. Martin, 1051, 1109.

Patrick, 1238.

Robert, 1113, 1140, 1142, 1227-8, 1239-40,

1289.

Houston, Andrew, 1093, 1094.

Mr. James, subdean, 1065, 1070, 1074,

1076, 1079, 1118, 1174, 1201, 1208, 1212,
1222, 1234, 1238, 1261, 1266, 1278.

Patrick, of Craigtoun, 1012 ; Sir Patrick

of that Ilk, 1011-2.
Sir William, 1083.

Howe, 1036; John, burgess, 990, 1008, 1172.
Howg^yne, Wylle, 1121.
Hutcnison, Constantine, 1135.

Janet, 1218, 1229, 1235, 1250.

Katryne, 1235.

Mr. Michael, 1148, 1197, 1205, 1250;

notary and common clerk, 1318-9.

Hutchison, Thomas, 1208, 1235.
Hynd, Janet, 1269, 1271, 1314.
Hyllok, John, 1131, 1211.

Jack, George, 1089.

Jacksone (Jakson), John, 1262.

Rynzen, 1076.

Jalawbert (Jelawbert), Vigorius, merchant,

1303-4.
James III., King, 1222.

IV., King, 1287.

Prince (James VL), 1320.

Jamesoune, Sir Mark, 1037-8 ; vicar of Kil-

spindie, 1318.

Marion, 1182.

Thomas, 1104.

Johnson (Johnstoun), Agnes, 1087.

John, 1037, 1107, 1128, 1206; of the

Newmills, 1062.

Keil, Maldita, 984.

Kennedy (Kennyde), George, of Barmacla-

moychtane, 1049.

James, burgess of Ayr, 1030.

John, of Ardmillane, 1013-9, 1049 ; of

Pinqwhirrie, 1030.

Marion, 1049.

Thomas, of Dargany, 1030.

Ker (Kar), Alexander, servitor, 1024.

Robert, 1310.

Kessane, Alexander, notary, 1030.

Edward, 1053, 1191.

Keyne, Sir John, chaplain, 1051, 1149, 1318.
Kifpatrick, Henry, 1028.

Richard, 1028.

Roger, of Auldgarth, 1028.

Male, 1091, 1257.

Kincaid (Kinkaid), James, junior, of that

Ilk, 1031-2.

the laird of, 983.

King (Kynge), Walter, 984.

William, 1115.

Kirkland, Sir David, priest, 1318.

William, 1099, 1153, 1225; weaver,

1042.
Knox, Adem, 1234, 1265.

Archibald, 1127.

David, 1051, 1059, 1069, 1083, 1091-2,

1103, 1119-20, 1126-7, 1129, 1161, 1171,

1177, 1227, 1257, 1274; burgess, 1175.
John, 1050, 1060, 1175, 1178, 1180, 1206,

1228, 1233, 1253, 1274 ; currier, 1067 ; Sir

John, 1306.

Sir Mathew, chaplain, 1065, 1181.

Nicholas, 1094, 1222, 1261, 1282, 1306.

INDEX OF NAMES.

141

Knox, Rynzen or Ninian, 1116, 1189, 1266,

1273.
Kyle, Robert, 984,
Thomas, 1154; in Henderstoan, 984,

1024-5.

Laing (Lang), Paul, 1128, 1062.

Peter, 1113.

William, 1062, 1107, 1128, 1143, 1189,

1206, 1239-40, 1242, 1272, 1286, 1288, 1317 ;

burgess, 1319.
Landes, David, baker, 984.
Langside (Langsyd), Sir Archibald, 1066,

1240.
Law, John, 1060, 1180, 1246, 1251, 1295-6,

1316; burgess, 1216, 1315; in Flendyr,

1218, 1246 ; in Meams, 1246.

Sir Peter, 1215-6.

Thomas, 1102, 1278, 1295.

William, 1252.

Lawmonde, Angus, 1010.

Duncan, 1186.

John, of Ardlawmond, 1186; of Esscok,

1010 ; of Inverryn, 1010.

Katherine, 1010.

Walter, of Awchtingile, 1010.

wife of . . . Maxwell, 1186.

Lawson, Male, 1113.

Lees (Leiis), Helen, 1195, 1201, 1293.

Robert, 1164.

Thomas, 1107, 1113, 1235 ; Mr. Thomas,

1128 ; vicar of Dre^horn, 1204.
Lekpruvik, John, smith, 1045-6.
Leith (Lethte), Thomas, 1246.

William, 1314.

Lennox (Levenax), earl of, 1268, 1320;

Matthew, earl of, 1011-2.
Lethame, Merget, 1259.

Robert, 1057.

Letreg (Letteryk), Andrew, 1309.

David, 1084, 1260, 1268, 1272, 1286, 1309.

Patrick, 1268.

Robert, sergeant, 1037.

Lindsay (Lyndzae), David, 1073, 1078, 1097,
• 1119-20, 1141, 1160, 1162, 1184, 1226, 1233,

1242, 1246, 1298 ; burgess, 1009.

of Dunrod, 1287.

Effie, 1106, 12:^5.

Mr. James, 1235.

John, 998, 1109, 1160; of Dunrod, 1296.

Lyon, 1162. 1226.

Idichael, 1009, 1073, 1090, 1097, 1142,

1176, 1231, 1242-3.

Robert, of Dunrod, 996-8, 1020-3.

Littlejohn (Lytiljhon), John, 1281.

Livingston (Levyngstqwne), Marion, 1037-8.
Lochng (Lowchryg), John, 1230, 1313.
Lockhart (Lokart), James, of Leye, 1040.

John, 1048, 1230 ; in Threipwode, 1048.

Robert, 1079, 1136, 1181, 1230.

Logan, Alexander, 1161, 1108; of liayss, 1208.

Andrew, 1190 ; in Balliofray, 1039, 1041.

John, elder, and younger of Balwe, 1190;

of Rais, 1208.
Malcolm, 1039.

Lonvs (Lownys), Stephen or Sten, 1085, 1177,
1220, 1233, 1257, 1292.

Loppe, Alexander, 1156, 1264; burgess, 1312.

friar, Archibald, 1149.

Andro, 1149, 1229. 1246-7, 1252, 1312.

Lothian (Lowthean, Lowdon), William, 1111,
1214-5, 1260.

Love (Luff, Lwfe), Janet, 1107.

Walter, 1060, 1221, 1246, 1279, 1312.

Lowre (Lowrye), John, 10o9; Robert, 1181.

Luke (Louk), John, 1177, 1251, 1260; in
Polloktoun, 100.3-4.

Thomas, servitor, 1040.

Lydgate (Lydzet), John, 1067.

Lyil, John, lord, 1160.

Lady, 1243.

Lymburnear, Peter, 993, 1048.

Thomas, 1067, 1119-21, 1123-4, 1131,

1228.

Lyon, Adam, 1258.

Alexander, burgess, 989.

Archibald, 1198, 1254-5.

Donald, 1070, 1072, 1079, 1080, 1099,

1122, 1124-5, 1128 9, 1203, 1254-6.

Helen, 1071, 1080.

Janet, 1206, 1254.

Male, 1223.

lady Margaret, 1030.

Patrick, 1066, 1070, 1079, 1109, 1141,

1185, 1284.

Patrick, bailie, 1170, 1172-8, 1180-1,

1183 4, 1192-3, 1195-6, 1199, 1200, 1202-3,
1205-6, 1208-9, 1212-3, 1215, 1217-8, 1221-4,
1227, 1230-1, 1233, 1238-40, 1263, 1266-8,
1270, 1273-8, 1282-3, 1285-6, 1288-93, 1295-7,
1299, 1300-2, 1305, 1307, 1309-13, 1315-7.

Makala, Janet, 1305.

M*Anedow, of Awchtineyneycht, 1010.

M'Carthur, Neil, 1124, 1125.

M*Cartnay, James, of Arbrog, 101.3.

MakCaukyr, alias Sir Robert Cwke, chap-
lain, 1211.

M'Clane, Mr. Patrik, 1122, 1198, 1203, 1247,
1252, 1254-5.

142

INDEX OF NAMES.

M*Clawchlane . . . 1179.

M'Culloch (M'Cullowcht), Alexander, 1084.

Janet, 1084, 1234.

John, 1084.

Patrick 1234 1238.

M'Dowall, Uchtred, of Garthland, 1049.
M'Ge, Sir John, 1290, 1292, 1313.
M»Gorre, Charles, 1010.
John, son of, alias Lawnionde of Knok-

dow, 1010.
M*Gowr, Sir John, 1221.
M*Grwbing, alia^ Goldsmyth, Angus, 1193.
M'Kellar, Patrick, 1142, 1285.
M»Koll, John, 1042.
M*KylmuiTye, Donald, 1200.

Helen,' 1 165.

John, 1164-5, 1170, 1176, 1200.

M'Kyltargat, Gyllaspe, 1165.

M*Lytstar, John, 1060, 1069, 1121, 1202, 1211.

M*Naer, John, 1314.

Macneill (M*Neile), John, 1037-8.

Nigel, of Touche, 1048.

M'Quhane (M*Quhen), David, 1235.

Janet, 1235.

John, 1106, 1138, 1235.

Thomas, 1107.

Maleys, John, 1190.
Malynne, Robert, 1282.
Mane (Mayne), Sir David, 981.

James, 1005-6. 1114, 1199.

John, 987, 1057, 1127, 1202, 1221, 1233.

Robert, 1^233.

Marjoribanks, Janet, 1087.

John, 1087.

Katherine, 1087.

Robert, 1087.

Marshall (Merchell), Besse, 1139, 1302.

John, 1204.

Ninian, 1295 ; tailor, 1058,

Sir Robert, 1214.

Sir Thomas, 1207, 1214 ; vicar of Drivis-

dale, 1305.
Martin (Merteyne), John, 1149, 1317.
Mary, Qaeen, 1.320 ; princess and steward of

Scotland, 1208.
Mason, David, 1268; Sir David, chaplain,

1205, 1208.

Gele, 1283.

James, 1052, 1072, 1081, 1106, 1194, 1205.

William, 1206, 1233, 1257, 1274.

Mathie, John, writer, 1036.

Mawthe (Mawche), Christina, 1119, 1120.

Thomas, 1068.

WiUiam, 1236.

Mawtheson, William, 1188.

Maxwell, Adam, 1014, 1016, 1232.

Alexander, 1287.

Archibald, 1221.

Gabriel, of Stanley, 1003.

Gavin, of Aikenhead, 996, 1004, 1028-9,

1040 ; in Eastwood, 1043-4.

George, 1002, 1036, 1039-40; in Pollok-

toun, 996-8.

— Isabella, 1041, 1246.

— James, of Calderwood, 1003.

— Janet, 1274, 1295, 1300.

— John, 996, 1004, 1022-3, 1186, 1232;
chaplain, 1090, 1132-3; servitor, 996, 998,
10034.

— John, of Auldhouse, 1003, 1043-4.

— Jhon, of Bosfeyld, 1232.

— John, of Camsalloch, 1232.
John, of Cowglen, 996-9, 1003-4, 1022,

1036, 1043-4.

— John, in Faulis, 1027.

— Sir John, of Nether Pollok, 996-1004,
1020-3, 1036, 1039, 1040, 1043-4, 1246.

John, younger, of Nether Pollok, 1040,

1043-4.

— Marion, lady Banlowe, 1 190.

— Patrick, 1036, 1040, 1043-4 ; of Newark,
1186, 1232.

Robert, 1000, 1004, 1022-3, 1040; of

Calderwoud, 1287.
— Thomas, in Lyand Cross, 999-1002, 1004.
William, 1003, 1020, 1022, 1039, 1186.

May, James, 1316.

Millar (Myllar), Alexander, 1055, 1069, 1113,

1211, 1258.

George, 1045-6.

Helen, 1192.

James, 1135 ; in Gartluscan, 1026.

xMerget, 1236.

Patnck, 1063, 1103, 1122, 1129, 1189,

1203, 1219, 1226, 1228, 1257, 1282, 1296, 1309.
Minto, laird of, 1320.
Mitchell (Mytchell), Besse, 1230.

John, in Langside, 987-8, 1099, 122.3.

Margaret, 987, 1231.

Robert, 1314 ; in Little Govan, 1005-7.

William, 988, 1094.

Monteith(Myntetht), David, 1086, 1161. 1193,

1206, 1208, 1233, 1246, 1270, 1275, 1279.

James, 1221.

Montgomery (Mwngwmry), Bartholomew,

Easter Scotstoun, 999-1002.

George, 989 ; of Skelmorlie, 989.

Hugh, 1044.

John, of Scotston, 996-1004.

Matthew^, 989.

INDEX OF NAMES.

143

Montgomery, Neill, of Langschaw, 1040.

Robert, of Skeluiorlie, 1009.

William, 1150.

Lord, 1209, 1256. See Eglinton, earl of.

Morrison (Morison), Allan, 1118.

David, 1135, 1147, 1159, 1268, 1294.

John, 1053, 1076, 1094 ; Sir John, priest

and notary, 1191, 1318.

Marget, 1310.

Patnk, 1177.

Robert. 1070, 1074, 1093, 1221, 1261;

Serjeant, 1076.
Morton, Katryne, 1285.

Mungo, 1149, 1233, 1292.

Mossman, John, 1093, 1094.

William, 1060, 1073, 1090, 1097, 1242,

1246, 1279, 1285, 1312.
Mowat, Henry, 1168.
Muir (Mwre), Andrew, 1115, 1146, 1175, 1227,

1299, i:i04; bailie, 1102, 1103, 1104, 1105,

1106, 1113, 1114, 1115, 1119, 1132, 1133,

1138, 1182. 1189, 1194, 1209, 1211.
Archibald, 981-2, 1076, 1106, 1150, 1163,

1221, 1234-5, 1248, 1293.

David, messenger, 1047.

Gavin. 981-2.

Isobella, alias Millar, 1025.

James, 1283, 1315, 1317.

Janet, 1297.

John, 1154, 1283 ; bailie of Irvine, 1154.

John, of Cauldwell, 1179.

John, alias Millar, in Mylnehwycht,

1024-5.

John, of Rowwchallane, 1041-.

Marion, 991-2.

Matthew, in Polmadie, 1005-7.

Oswald, 1138, 1182, 1205, 1209.

Patrick 1 172.

Robert, 981-2*; of Caldwell, 1031-3. 1047.

William, of Rowallane, 1041; Sir William,

chaplain, 1154.

spouse of Robert Scot, 1154.

Muirhead (Mwreheid), 1042.

Andrei', bishop of Glasgow, 1318 p. 122.

David, 1141, 1214.

Marjory, 1084.

Mathew, 1250, 1269, 1271.

Thomas, canon of Gla.sgow and rector of

Stobo, 1161, 1221.
Murdoch (Murdowcht), 1085.
Mnrray, 1167 ; George, 1305.

John, 1138, 1294, 1305.

Mwn, Sir John, chaplain, 1194 ; parson of

Erskirk (Ashkirk), 995.
Robert, 1048.

Napeyr, alias John Cutlar, 1221.
Neil (Neyll), Henry, 1140.

John, 1087.

Neilson (Xeylson), Andrew, 1205, 1262, 1274,

1285, 1297.

Sir Archibald, chaplain, 1212.

Janet, 1067, 1119-20.

John, 116.3, 1185, 1195, 1203, 1219, 1229,

1235, 1239-40, 1278.
William, 1212, 1217.

Nevinge, Andrew, of Monkriding, 1043-4.
Newlandis, Patryk, 1264.
Nichol (Nycholl), Janet, 1175.

John, 1221.

Margaret, 1231.

Nisbet (Neisbet), Laurence, 1011-2.
Nor well, Andrew, 1229, 1262.

Thomas. 1057, 1082, 1102, 1156.

Nwtchell (Nwtiahyll), Janet, 1073, 1090,

1097, 1242. 1285-6.
John, 1286.

Ogilvie, Alexander, Leith, 1318 p. 122.
Oliphant (Oliquhant), Bessie, 1123, 1136,

1157.

John, 1140, 1221.

Orr, John, 1120.

Otterburn, Sir Richard, chaplain. 1050, 1066,

1079, 1083, 1088, 1098, 1109-10, 1141, 1212,

1226.
Owchttyr, John, 1084, 1305.

Pacok, John, 1277.

Pade, David, 1150.

Paisley, abbot of , 1191.

Palmer, John, 1103.

Paniter, Sir Alexander, vicar of Carstairs,

1318.

John, 1318.

Pareyss, Janet, 1178.
Park, Andrew, 1232.

of Balgray, 1 122 ; Alexander, 1150, 1155.

James, of Gylbertfield, 1078.

John. 1089, 1092, 1126-7, 1150, 1208,

1213, 1300.

Mathow, 1162, 1208.

Patrick, 1315.

William, 1114, 1308.

Parker, Janet, 1162.

Paterson, George, 1076, 1077, 1174.

John, 1195 ; warden of the Grey Friars,

1101.

Marion, 131 1.

Thomas, 1311.

Pawton, Cuthbert, 1202.

144

INDEX OF NAMES.

Pawton, John, 1154.
Perdowin, Nicol, 1064.
Pettigrew, 1167; ChriKtina, 1134.

Jasper, 1138, 1171, 1275, 1287.

John, elder, and yonnger, 1177.

William, 1309.

Pinkerton (Pyncarton), Felys, 1249.

Janet, 1288.

Katryne, 1301.

Pitcairn, (Petcarae), Henry, 1083.

Pollok, Allan, 1051, 1118, 1121, 1183, 1202,

1236.

Archibald, 985.

David, 1051. 1058, 1117, 1183, 1203,

1206, 1245, 1256; of that Ilk, 1155.

George, 1231.

John, 1050, 1085, 1100, 1113, 1155;

smith, 1293.

William, 1118, 1188.

Portertield, Sir Allan, 989.
Pwdzone (Pwdzane), Archibald, 1083, 1098,
1105, 1184.

Patrik, 1177, 1184, 1220-1, 1233, 1267.

Peter, 1233.

Pyryhe (Prwrie), John, in Heidhows, 1043-4.

Rae, Agnes, 1187.

Raelston, Harry, 1050, 1054, 1064.

James, 1054.

William, 1050, 1066, 1189, 1213, 1229,

1254, 1317.
Raess, lard of, 1208, 1233.
Raet, Agnes, 1230.

Ann, 1112.

Michael, 1112,

Rank Walter 1042.

Rankin (Kankingel, 1169; Archibald, 981-2,

989, 1250.

James, 989.

Janet, 1183.

John, 1063, 1156, 1164, 1170, 1176, 1195,

1201, 1209, 1226, 123940, 1279-80.
Margaret, 1148.

Ray, John, 1157.

Simon, 1113.

Reid (Rid, Reyd), Sir David, notary, 1295.

George, 1306.

John, 1261 ; servitor, 1024 ; Mr. John,

1282; chancellor of Aberdeen, 1306.

John, in Kittoksyde, 1031-2, 1047.

Sir Martin, chaplain, 981-2, 1051, 1056,

1078, 1086, 1088, 1105, 1115, 1137, 1139,

1177, 1185, 1193-4, 1197, 1209, 1245, 1253,

1256, 1307, 1315.
Mathew, 1294.

Reid, Thomas, 1212, 1276, 1294.

William, inDrippis, 1003; Mr. WUliam,

1306.
Rew, Nicholas, 1222.
Kid. See Reid.
Riddell (Ryddaell), Alexander, 1301.

Stephen, 1314.

Rillik, Jonet, 1042.

Ritchie (Ryche), Agnes, 1063.

Hesse 1262.

James, 989, 1009, 1048, 1086.

John, 1057, 1212, 1288.

Malcolm, 1185.

Marion, 1147, 1244.

Thomas, 1169, 1197, 1237, 1243.

Rob, James, 1124, 1125.
Roberton, James, 1207, 1222, 1-254.

John, of Ernok, 1041 ; notary, 994.

Robert, 1041.

Robertson, Alexander, 1256.

James, 1305, 1314.

Robert, 1191.

Robison, Andrew, 1073, 1231.

Archibald, 1233.

Elspeth, 1 153, 1225.

Henry, 1082, 1234, 1238.

James, servitor, 1031-2, 1221, 1231.

Janet, 1261.

John, 1051 ; in Mains of Aikinheid,

1028.

Robert, 1112, 1174, 1176-7.

Thomas, 1284.

William, 1059.

Roger, John, 1302.

Robert, 1050, 1073, 1082, 1102, 1111,

1147, 1195, 1215, 1249.

William, 985, 988.

Rollok, Mr. David, of Powis, 1037-8; of

Kyncladye, 1318 p. 121.

Robert, 1037-8.

Ros, Richard, bailie, 981-4, 987-93.

Robert, of Thorntoun, 1020, 1022-3.

Margret. 1.307-8, 1315.

Rynzen or Niniau, 1157, 1188, 1213,

1221, 1236, 12.53.
Rowan, Gate, 1163.
Russell, Andrew, 1055, 1107, 1118, 1158, 1188,

1258, 1299, 1300, 1302.

Salmond, Janet, 1134.

Sir Robert, priest, 1281, 1318.

Sanquhyr, Alexander, 1318.
Schyre, John. 1009.

Ninian, 989, 991-2.

Thomas, senior, and junior, 991-2.

INDEX OF NAMES.

145

Scot, of Braideishome, 1051, 1209, 1245, 1256.

Edward, 988, 1112, 1116, 1125, 1129,

1146, 1203, 1233; Egglyseni, 1206.

Helen, 1242-3.

Jaraes, 1119, 1120, 1121, 1302; burgess.

1067.

— John, 995, 998, 1009, 1065, 1116, 1142-5,
1188, 1208, 1214, 1281; in Polma<lie, 1005-6;
bargess of Rutherglen, 1024-5.

— Marion, 1078, 1280.

— Patrick, 1080, 1153, 1225.

— Robert, 1154.

— Thomas, 1138, 1154, 1218.
William, 1154, 1156.

Scotland, steward of, 1208, 1232.
Sellar, Gilbert, 1066.

John, 1040, 1048, 1066, 1239-41, 1247,

127980.

Margaret, 1239, 1279-80, 1312.

Sempell (Sympyll), Esbell, 1207, 1222.

William, of Cathcart, 1012.

Shankkis, Thomas, 1245.

: Vedye (Veclast), 1245.

Shaikschaw, William, 989, 1009.

Shaw, Mr. James, chaplain, 1050, 1063,

1075, 1088, 1091, 1097, 1104. 1118, 1127,

1185, 1200, 1201, 1209-10, 1229, 1233, 1298.

John, of Grimmat, 1030.

Mawld, 1176, 1200.

Shearer (Scherar), Alexander, 1089.

Robert, 1089, 1107, 1111, 1134, 1147,

1208, 1226-8, 1230, 1253, 1284,
Shiell8(Scheyll), Hessie, 1140.

John, 1149-51 ; in Partick, 1037-8.

Shirlaw (Scherelaw), Marrion, 1050.
Simpson (Symsoune), Sir Bartholomew, 982 ;

Bartilmo, master of almshouse, 1318 p. 122.

Mr. Cuthl»ert, 1205, 1286.

David, 1206, 1209, 1245-6, 1256, 1260,

1272.

Edward, 1180.

James, 1071.

Slater (Sclater), Elspeth, 1105.

John, 1164, 1169.

Robert, 1056, 1071, 1105, 1137, 1297.

Smith (Smytht), Andrew, 1151, 1272.

Mr. David, 1233.

John, 1027, 1057, 1059, 1104, 1119-21,

1140, 1233, 1286.

Marion, 1061, 1151, 1175, 1206, 1290.

Robert, 1089, 1182, 1229, 1233, 1239,

1269, 1284, 1312.

— Thomas, 1148.

-William, 1060-1, 1099, 1100, 1151-2,

1204, 1229, 1238, 1248, 1260, 1263, 1290.

Smolet, John, 1103.

Snodgrass (Snodgers), Nicholas, 991-2.

Snyp, William, 1207.

Somerville (Sunimerwell), John, 1168.

Patrick, 1 168.

Speir. Elizabeth, 1076, 1077.

James, 1037-8.

Robert, 1076.

Spot, John, 1172.
Sprewile, 1196; Janet, 1196.

Mr. John, 1205.

Thomas, of Coulden, 1031-2, 1047.

Walter, 1097.

Stark, William, 1095, 1132, 1169, 1176, 1180,

1200.
Steel (Steyll), Alexander, 1202.
Sten, Alexander, 1083, 1251, 1257, 1260, 1275,

1307.

Esbell, 1112, 1174, 1178, 1248, 1276.

George, 1249, 1297.

Janet, 1068, 1152, 1217.

John, 988.

Mergret, 1182, 1204, 1248.

Sir Walter, chaplain, 1061, 1068, 1106,

1152, 1217, 1248.
Stevenson (Stenston), Mergret, 1055.

Thomas, 989.

Stewart (Steward), Agnes, 994.

Adam, 1080, 1300.

Allan, 1138; of Craghall, 1155, 1161.

Elizabeth, 997, 1287.

Esbell, 1138, 11445.

James, 1138; of Cardonald, 994, 1012,

1024, 1030.

John, of Neilstonside, 1031-2.

Sir John, of Mynto, knight, 983, 1011-2,

1045, 1168.

Jonet, 1046 ; of Colmskeich, 994.

Male, 1226.

Margaret, 1160, 1167.

Mathew, 1045, 1152; Mr. Mathew,

canon of Glasgow, 1282.
— Robert, 1285; Mr. Robert, 1138; of
Drumgrane, 1024.

Robert, of Minto, 1239, 1275, 1287 ; Sir

Robert of Minto, provost, 1102, 1138, 1167-8,

1171.

— Thomas, 1275.

Walter, in Castelltoune, 1040, 1045-7.

Stirling (Stryviling), John, 1005-6, 1307-8.

Walter, in Ballagane, 1005-6.

William of the Gloret, 1222.

Stobo, rector of, 1011.

Struderis, Andrew, 1301, 1316, 1319.

John, 1301.

146

INDEX OF NAMES.

Stut, James, 1072.

Summer (Summyr, Syramer), Adam, 1272.

Amlrew, 1059, 1078, 1128, 1151, 1163,

1206, 1272, 1286 ; in Holmebornia, 1034.
IJartholomcw, 1033, 1206, 1239-40, 1272,

1286, 1290 ; in Holmcberne, 1047.
Swan, George, 990, 1008, 1061, 1068, 1076,

1106, 1223, 1233, 1235, 1270, 1291.
Syme, Alexander, 1060.

David, 11.32, 1133, 1300.

Janet, 1184.

John, 1170, 1267.

Robert, 1066, 1098, 1237.

Symmer. Hec Summer.

Taelyefeir, John, 1013.

Robert, 1217.

Taelyour, Alexander, 1176.

James, 988.

Tarbart (Terbeit), John, 1063, 1137, 1192,

1208, 1210, 1226.
Temple (TempvH). John, 1223.

Robert, 1*162, 1223, 1226.

Templeton, Andrew, 996, 1002, 1004; servitor,

1020, 1022-3.

Sir Robert, 1154.

Tenand, Robert, 1220-1, 1244.
Tenmont, alias John Anderson, 1314.
Thomson, Catherine, 1027-8.

Elspeth, 1156, 1312.

John, 1114, 1188; junior, 1028.

in Holmheid, 1027-9.

in Lye, 1028.

Robert, 1089.

Threpland, Richard, 1212.
Tod, James, 1153, 1238, 1306.

William, 1270.

Torpheichin, James, lord of, 1013.
Trumbyll, Walter, 1262.
Tyllocht, John, 1183.

Uchtyr, James, 1158.
Ugstone, John, servitor, 1035.
Ure (Wrre), Laurence, 1241.

Walker, 1159, 1173; Sir Andrew, chaplain,
1088, 1104, 1107, 1167, 1185, 1201, 1265,
1275.

Besse, 1209.

Helen, 1245.

Isabella, 1210, 1256.

James, 1068,1070, 1071, 1072, 1074, 1075,

1079, 1093, 1094.

Janet, 1162, 1217, 1246, 1289.

Walker, John, 1171, 1173, 1180, 1190, 1192-3,
1196, 1199, 1203, 1208-9, 1211, 1217, 1229-30,
1233, 1246-7, 1250, 1257, 1260, 1265, 1270,
1272-4, 1276-8, 1280, 1282, 1286-9, 1290-3,
1295 6, 1299, 1300-2, 1305, 1307-12, 1315-7 ;
burgess, 1068.

Serjeant, 1050-1, 1055, 1057-61, 1066,

1075-7, 1082, 1087, 1089-90, 1094 5, 1098,
1101-5, 1107-12, 1115, 1117-21, 1123-5,
1127-9, 1131, 1134, 1137, 1139, 1140-52,
1155-9, 1161-3, 1165, 1167, 1169-70, 1174-8,
1181, 1183-5, 1187-9, 1194-5, 1201, 1205-7,
1210, 1220-2. 1224, 1-227, 1231, 1235, 1242,
1249, 1265, 1279, 1283.

Marget, 1265.

Rol>ert, 1087-8.

Thomas, 1070 2, 1079-80.

William, 1088, 1104, 1123, 1137, 1152,

1189, 1204, 1206, 1208, 1210, 1230, 12.33,

1239 40, 1245, 1256, 1265 ; chaml>erlain to

archbisliop, 1320.
Walkinschaw, Constantine, of Awchtin-

cowycht, 1035.

John, of that Ilk, 995.

Wallace (Wallece), Mr Adam, bailie, 985-6,

1008-9, 1042.

Bessie, 1115.

of Ellerslie, 1116.

Hugh, 1036.

James, 1137, 1208, 1213, 1281.

John, 1208, 1253; in Henderstoun,

1024-5.
Walter, John, 1297.
Wan, Alexander, 1181.
John, 1066, 1129, 1134, 1155, 1206, 1234,

1238, 1240, 1261, 1277, 1317.

bailie, 1050-1, 1055-8, 1061, 1063, 1066,

1070-7, 1079, 1082-3, 1085-6, 1088-9, 1093-5,
1097.

William, 1265.

W^ark, John, 1267.

Warnock (Wernok), Elspeth, 1086.

John, 1086; in Kittokside, 1031-2, 1047 ;

in Philipsmill, 1031-2.

Robert, in Philipsmill, 1031-2.

Warrane, James, 1164.
Wat, James, 1158, 1283.

William, 1185, 1219, 1249.

Watson, Adam, 1078, 1137, 1148, 1208.

Alison, 985.

Christina, 1270, 1291.

John, 1063, 1089, 1095, 1117, 1121,1176,

1200, 1210, 1217, 1229, 1245.

Laurence, 1176, 1200.

Margaret, 993, 1052, 1081-2, 1088, 1293.

INDEX OF NAMES.

147

Watson, Marget, 1293.

Patrick, 1053, 1191.

Waulderston, Alexander, 1065, 1070, 1080,
1153, 1181, 1194, 1286.

Heleson, 1153, 1225.

Janet, 1065.

John, 1057, 1179-80, 1193, 1196, 1199,

1202, 1208, 1213, 1218, 1226, 1229, 1233,
1238-40, 1242, 1246-7, 1250, 1255, 1258,
1266, 1269-72, 1273-5, 1278, 1282, 1286,
1288, 1293-4, 1298-9, 1300-1, 1306, 1311-3,
1315-7.

Serjeant, 1067-9, 1075, 1077-8, 1087,

1089, 1090, 1100-2, 1104-5, 1107, 1109,
1111-2, 1119-21, 1124-5, 1127-9, 1131,
1134-5, 1137-9, 1144-8, 1152-3, 1155, 1157,
1159-60, 1162, 1164, 1169. 1172, 1175-8,
1181-5, 11S7-8, 1191, 1195, 1197, 1204, 1206.
1209-10, 1212. 1215, 1217, 1219-25, 1227-8,
1231, 1244-5. 1249. 1-251-2. 1250-7, 1259-60,
1262, 1265, 1268. 1283, 1285.

Roland, 1194.

Thomas, 1225, 1268.

White, James (Quhyt, Jame), 1050, 1089,
1095, 1102, nil, 1147, 1195, 1215-6, 1227.

Janet, 1111.

Katherine, 1111.

M argaret , 1111,

Patnck, 1310, 1234, 1238.

Whiteford (Quhytfuni), Ciithbert. 1144, 1145.

WUkin (Wylkyne), Sir William, priest, 1318.

Wilkinson, Alexander, 1078.

George, 1078.

John, 1078.

William, 1078.

Williamson, Helen, 1118.

Male, 1121.

Wilson (Wylson), Andrew, 1310.

Archibald, 1054, 1070, 1075, 1093-4, 1098,

1109, 1141, 1154, 1194, 1-203, 12-21, 12;i3,
1252, 1-258, 1260, 1295, 1300, 1304, 1308;
Mr Archibald, chaplain, 1134, 1-266, 1278.
bailie, 1-26-2, 1269, 1271, 1279-80,

1284, 1286, 1298-9, 1306-8.

— David, 1125, 1129, 1146, 1251, 1304; Mr
David, 1286, 1291, 1299.

— Gelys, 1081, 1082, 1205.
Henry, 1065, 1070, 1080, 1153, 1181,

Wilson, James, 981-2, 1033, 1056-7, 1085, 1098,
1103, 1105, 1203, 1251, 1260, 1307-8, 1315.

Janet, 1307.

John, 981-2, 1031-2, 1052, 1081-2, 1121,

1*276 ; servitor, 10*20, 10-22-3.

Margaret, 1154.

Marion, 981-2, 1267.

Matthew, 991.

William, 1268, 1307-8.

Woddrop (Wedderop), Alexander, 1310.

David. 122.'), 1310, 1319.

Eysbell, 1199.

James, 1063, 1199, 1233, 1273, 1276,

1301.
John, 1100, 1152, 1206, 1233, 1259-60,

1274, 1-279-80, 1301.

— Male, 1-276.

— Peronell, 1310.

— Richard, 1244.
Thomas. 1279-80.

Woodruft(WyddenilD, James, 113-2, 1133.

John, 1086, 1129, 113*2-4, 1149, 1227.

William, 1121, 1211, 1236.

W^otherspoon (Wydderspon), Andrew, 1060,

1098, 1184, 122f, 1247, 1267, 1289, 131-2.

David, 1056, 1083.

James, burgess, 1221.

Mr Nicholas, 1098, 1129, 1137, 1140,

1 184-5, 12201, 1-267, 1272; notary, 1137, 1286.

Richanl, 1307-8.

William, 111-2, 1184, 1244, 1246, 1255,

1225.

1263, 1-279.
WVight (Wrycht), Allane, 1262.

Resse, 1297.

Janet, 1273.

John, 991-2, 1262.

Patrick, 1262.

Wyis, John, burgess, 1041.
Wylle, John, 1161.
Jonet, 998, 1021.

Yettis, Edward, 1210.

Young (Yong), Alexander, 1174, 1-224.

James, 1147, 124-2, 1249, 1262.

John, 1067, 1119, 1147, 1221, 1-231.

Robert, 1270, 1275, 1305.

William, in Floors (Fluiris), 1043-4.

Yule, John, 10-26.

Patrick, in Riding, 1026.

II-INDEX OF PLACES.

The Figures refer to the Numbers of th^ Abstracts.

Aikinheid, 997, 1000, 1002, 1004, 1028-9, 1040.

Alhallowlie, 1030.

All Saints (Allhallow altar), lands of, chap-

lainry of, 1084, 1309.
Almshouse, 1059. See St. Nicholas Hospital.
Archbishop's Palace, 1318.
Ardmillan, 1014-9.
Arduell (Ardwell), 1014, 1018-9.
Argyle, shire of, 1010, 1035.
Awchtnacht, 1030.
Ayr, shire of, 1014-9, 1030, 1204.

Balcristie, 1030.

Balkennay, 1030.

Balliofray, 1039.

Barresyet, East, 1112. See Gallowgait; East

Port.
South or Nether, 1056. See Brigegait ;

Walkergait.
Barroi;\'fiem. See Burrowfeild.
Barschawcht, 1190.
Blackfriars. See Friars Preachers.
Blackfriars Wynd, 1297. See Friars Vennel.
Blawethyll (Blawarthill), 1166, 1168.
Bogtoun, 998, 1021.
Bo&field, 1232.
Bonyntowne, 1044.
Bowthokkis Kyg, 1209, 1245, 1256.
Bracanrig, Brakenrig, north and south, 1044.
Bridgegait (street from South Port or Nether

Barresyet to the Bridge of Clyde), 1167,

1299 1300.
north side, 1085, 1113, 1118, 1140, 1167,

1161, 1188, 1202, 1221, 1236, 1253, 1302.
south side, 1055, 1069, 1100, 1109-10,

1120-1, 1123-4, 1130-3, 1142, 1172, 1187,

1211, 1221, 1230, 1258, 1313.
Brittany, 1303-4.
Bmntstoune, 1030.

Brwmehyll Croft, 1139.
Brwmelaw, 1037, 1209, 1245, 1256.
Burrowfeilde (Barrowtield), 1048.
Burrow Muir. Sec Gallowmuir.
Busbie, 1045-6.
By nbayne ( Penbain), 1014, 1018-9.

Cadder, 1204.

Cairnestoune, lO.SO.

Calderwoud, 1287.

Cambuslang, manse of prebend of, 983.

parish of, 1027.

Cammynell. See Colnionell.

Canrannie. See (iowanerynnye.

Cardross, manse of parson of, 1077.

Carneboye, Nether, 1049.

Carrick, bailiary of, 1014-9, 1030.

Carstaris, lands of pai*aon of, 1207, 1222.

Cathcart, parish of, 997, lOUO-4, 1028-9.

Cauldewell, 1047.

Clyde, river, 13W; bridge of. Se^i Bridge-
gait.

Clydesdale, ward of, 997 ; shire of, 1002.

Colmeskeycht, 994.

Colmonelf (Cammynell), 1014-9.

Common Lone. Sec Lone.

Common Muir. See Muir.

Common School. Sec School.

Communitv, lands of, 1167, 1171, 1270, 1299,
1300, 13()2.

Corsbascat, 1023.

Cowall, lordship of, 1010, 1186.

Cowcaddens, Meikle, 1208.

Cowglen, 997-8.

Cowpyr (Cupar) parish church, 1287.

Craig of Nelstoune, 1012.

Craigcroft, 1012.

Craigmak (Craegmak), 1061.

Craigoycht, 1030.

INDEX OF PLACES.

149

Craufardfernis, 1036.
Cropnestok, 1233, 1246, 1279.
Crosragael (Corsroguell), abbey mill of,
1030.

mains of, 1030.

regality of, laSO.

Cross, Market, 1051, 1239, 1296. iSfee Gallow-

Sait; Hi^li Street; Trongait; Walkergait;
larket Cross.

Girth. See Gyrtli.

Crosses, Two, 1158, 1318.
Crwbbis, 1205, 1233.
Crwikisfee, 1011.
Cunningham, bailiary of, 994.

Damley (Demelie), 1012.

Deanside (Deynside, Densyd), 1070, 1074,

1079, 1093-4, 1234, 12.38.
Well, and gait thereto, 1070, 1079,

1234.
Dernegarychbeg, 1186.
Derngyrochnioir, 1 186.
Dowhai, 1233, 1239, 1265, 1280.
Dreghorn (Dry game), 1204.
Drowallane, 1(H1.
Drippis, Meikle and Little, 1003.
Drumgarloycht, 10.30.
Drumsergart barony, 983.
Drygait, 1042, 1275.

north side, 1077, 1305.

south side, 98;^, 1084, 1174, 1212, 1276,

1294, 1309.
Dunbarton (Dumbartane), 1103, 1190.

shire of, 1039.

Dynnene, Easter and Wester, 1030.

Eaglesham. See Eglisseni.

East Port. See Gallowgait ; Barrasyet, East ;

Port.
Edinburgh, 1013, 1221, 1.304.
Eglissem, parish of, 1043-4.
Eglissimeis Croft (Eggylstanes Croft), 1206,

1233.

Ferms (Oawfurdferms), 1036.

Fluiris, 1043.

Friars, Minor, place of, 1061, 1068, 1106,

1152, 1217, 1248.
Preachers, lands belonging to, 1078,

1201, 1204, 1233, 1246.

church of, and Lady altar in, 1262,

1280, 1284, 1286.

vennel of, 1221, 1297.

Gallowgait, 1173, 1177.

north side, 1051, 1056, 1060, 1185, 1221,

1251 1307.

south side, 987, 1086, 1114, 1263.

(from Malindinor Bum to the Gallow-

muir), north side, 1 189, 1244.

from the market cross to the Gallow-

nmir), north side, 1246.

— south side, 1246.

— (from the market cross to St. Mungo's
kirk), north side, 1257, 1267.

— south side, 1255.
(from the East Port to the Gallowmuir),

north side, 1279.

— south side, 1279.

— (from East or Gallowgait Port to St.
Muugo's kirk), 1289; north side, 1083,
1098, 1149, 1184, 1220, 1247, 1292.

— south side, 1112, 1203, 1263.
(from the Cross to the East Port, or

See also Grey friars; High Street; Black-
friars Wynd.

East Barresyet), south side, 1193, 1199.

north side, 1105, 1224, 1233, 1260, 13166.

burn, 1051, 1060, 1173, 1184.

Gallowmuir, Over and Nether, 1189, 1244,

1246. See also Muir, Common.

Gardarroch (Gardarrow), 1096.

Gartluscan, 1026.

Garven, parish church of, 1013.

Ciirth Cross. See Gyrth.

Glasgow (Glasgu, Glasgw), burgh of, passinu

[Where in the ori}(inal the name is Latinised, it is
printed " Ulat^w ;" in other cases the MS. is
followed.]

barony and regality of, 1037-8, 1314.

church of, 1219.

land of the parson of, 1135, 1217.

Glenchaw, 1186.
Glengyire, 1049.
Govan, 997 ; Mekyll, 1314.

parish of, 1005-7.

Gowanerynnye (Canrannie ?), 1014, 1018-9.
Grammar School Wynd or Vennel, 1138.

See School.
Grange, Kilmamook, 994.
Green, Common or Glasgow (Veridarium

Commune), 1107, 1113, 1118, 1128, 1300.
Greyfriars; Greyfriars Yard. See Friars

Minor.

Vennel, or Wynd, 1099, 1106, 1254.

Gyrth Cross, 1139, 1268.

Hagthomhill, 997, 1040.
Hamilton, barony of, 1023.
Uenderstoun. Easter, 1024-5.
Hen Croft, 1233.

150

INDEX OF PLACES.

High Street (from the Metropolitan Church
to the Market Cross), east side, 1221.

west side, 1008, 1319.

(from the Metropolitan Church to the

Wyndhead), west side, 1270.

(from the Market Cross to the place of

the Friars), east side, 1104, 1141, 1149, 1151,
1182, 1204, 1221, 1229, 1-252, 1262, 1295.
— west side, 1150-1, 1235, 1240, 1245, 1256,
1288, 1290, 1293, 1301, 1311.

(from the Quadrivium or Wyndhead to

the Market Cross), west side, 1138.

(from the Wyndhead to the Hlackfriars),

east side, 1065, 1144, 1153, 1197, 1225, 1250,
1266, 1269, 1271, 1273.
— (from the Wyndhead to the Grey friars
and Blackfriars), west side, 1071, 1194,
1219, 1282, 1290, 1310, 1317.

(from the Stahle Green Port to the

Gyrth Cross), 1268.
Holy Hlood (HalebJwd) altar, lands belonging

to, 1083, 1182.
Hyllok in Mekyll Govane, 1314.

Inchinan (Inschynnen), 1011.
Irvine, 1154.

Kerrie, lordship of, 1035.

Kilbryde, barony of, 998 ; parish of, 1020-2,

1031-4, 1045-7, 1233.
Kilbryde, Argj'leshire, 1010.
Killintringane, 1014-5.
Kilmarnock, parish of, 994.
Kirkpatrick (Kilpatrick), parish of, 1039.
Kinclayth, 1206, 1233, 1286.
Kirktoun (Wigtonshire), parish of, 1049.
Kittoksyd, 1031-4, 1047.
Knokbrek, 10.30.

Knokcormyle (Knokcormal), 1014, 1016-7.
Knokin, 1030.
Kylcroft, 1195.
Kynclaith. See Kinclayth.

Ladygait, 1051. See Trongait.

Lady Kirk. See St. Mary.

Lanark, shire of, 997-8. 1003-4, 1020-3, 1026-9,

1031-4, 1036, 1045-7, 1233.
Langside, 996.
Leith, South, 1221.
Lennox (Levenax), earldom of, 1039.

place of earl of, 1268.

Leper Hospital, 1221, 1318 p. 122.
Lestalrig. See Restalrig.
Lime holes, 1231.
Linsag. See Lynsag.

Lochwood (Lowchwoud) Mains, 1264.
Lochtoun (Loychttoune), 1014, 1016-7.
Logane-rais, 1208.
Lone, Common, between Meadowflat and

Palyart Croft and Longcroft, 1079, 1206.

north of Crwbbis Croft, 1205.

west of Longcroft, 1078.

on east side of Eglissimeis Croft, 1233.

at Stablegreen, 1222.

Se^ also Vennels.
Longcroft, 1078, 1115, 1137, 1148, 1206,

1208-9, 1213, 1245, 1256, 1319.
Loychttoune. See Lochtoun.
Lynsag (Lynsak), 1035, 1186.
Lyon Cross (Lyandcroce), 1004.

M'Gawnestoune, 1030.

Maltmanstoune, 1030.

Manses. See under respective designations of

canons.
Market Cross, 1190.
street leading from, 985-6.

See also Gallowgait ; High Street ; Tron-
gait; Walkergait.
MeadowHat (MedwHat), 1096.
Metropolitan Church. See High Street.
Moichtramhill, 1030.
Molendinar (Malyndinor) Burn, 983, 1098,

1114, 1119, 1120-1, 1132-3, 1172, 1177, 1184,

1187, 1189, 1193. 1211-2, 1220, 1230-1, 1276,

1289, 1292, 1294, 1305.

east side, lOliO, 1195, 1247.

west side, 989, 1009, 1050, 1067, 1089,

1095, 1102, 1134, 1147, 1149, 1151, 1160,

1167, 1182, 1199, 1227-8, 1242.
Monkland (Mwnkland), barony of, 1026.

vicarage of, 12(54.

Morebattle (Marbotyll) Manse, 1270.
Mowchlynhowll, 1287.
Muir, Common, 1171. See also Gallowniuir.
Mutland (Mwtelande) Croft, 1302.

Neilston Craig, 1012.
Newbottill, lordship of, 1026.
Newton of Cambuslang, 1027.
Northbracanrige. See Bracanrig.
North Port or Stable Green Port, 1268. See
Stable Green ; also High Street.

Old Vennel, 991-2.

Paisley, lands of abl>ot of, 1053, 1191.

parish of, 1024-5; kirk of, 1161.

Palace, Archbishop's, 1318.

INDEX OF PLACES.

151

Pallioun Croft (Palyart Cfoft), 1087, 1206,

1209, 1245, 1256.
Parsons Croft, 1037.
Parsonshaiij^h, 1037-8.
Pedagojyy (Petigok), lands of the, 1233.
Penbain. See Hynbayne.
Philipshill, 1020, 1022.
Pollok, Nether, 996, 998-1004, 1020, 1022,

1036.
Polmadie, 1005-7.
Port, East, 1083, 1112. See Gallowgait.

north, 1268. See High Street.

west. See Trongait.

south, out with, 1161. See Walkergait.

Possyll, 1145.

Preaching Friars. See High Street; Black

Friars \ Friars Preachers.
Provanside, 1074, 1076.

Quadriviuni (Wyndheiwl). See High Street.
Qu— SeeW—

Rais, 1208.

liamishom, 1096, 1205.
Rankingshaugh, 1037-8.
Rannalds Yard, 1234.
liatounraw (via Ratonum), 1053.

north side, 1207, 1222.

south side, 1082, 1191, 1234, 1261, 1306.

Renfrew, lands belonging to altars of St.

Andrew and St. Ninian in burgh of, 1065.
barony of, 996-7, 999, 1005-7, 1011,

1024-5.
shire of, 996-7, 999, 1005-7, 1043-4, 1168,

1208, 1314.
burgh, 1103.

Restalrig (Lestalrik), church of, 1221.
Round Croft, 1233.
Rowallane, 1041.
Rutherglen, parish of, 1036.

St. Andrew, lands of chaplainry of, 1053.
St. Anne, lands of chaplainry of, 1070, 1079.

See St. Mary, collegiate church of.
St. Catherine, lands of chaplainry of, 1154.
St. Christopher, lands of chaplainry of, 1063,

1151, 1182, 1208, 1229.
St. James, lands of chaplainry of, 1077,

1206.
St. John, lands of chaplainry of, 1233.
St. Kentigern (St. Mungo), altar of, 1219;

lands of chaplainry of, 990, 1138, 1161,

1233, 1282 ; orchard of, 1008.
Little, church of (St. Mungo's Kirk),

1083, 1173, 1233.

St. Kentigern, Tittle, kirk yard, 1246, 1279.

See (jJalTowgait.
St. Malo (Malows) in Brittany, 1.303-4.
St. Mary, lands belonging to collegiate church

of. 985-6, 993, 1051, 1066, 1075. 1088. 1118,

1177, 1201, 1206, 1212, 1233, 1240, 1251,

1259, 1-266, 1274, 1278.
chaplainry of, in nether church of

cathedral, lands belonging to, 1318.
chapel of, 1051.

St. Michael, lands belonging to chaplainry

of, 983, 1261.
St. Mungo's Kirk, Little. See St. Kentigern ;

Gallowgait.
St. Nicholas Hospital or Almshouse, lands

of, 1059, 109S-9, 1163, 1183, 1206, 1221,

1233, 1246, 1254, 1269, 1271, 1302, 1318.

back almshouse of, 1064, 1135, 1204.

St. Ninian (Rynzen), lands of chaplainry of,

1154.
St. Peter and St. Paul, lands of altar of,

1191, 1306.
St. Roche, church of, 1161, 1221.

lands belonging to, 1 161.

See also High Street.

St. Tenu, lands belonging to chaplainry of,

1277 1298.
croft of, 1059, 1163, 1206, 1233, 1269,

1271, 1277, 1298.

street of. See Trongait.

St. Thomas, lands of chaplainry of, 1144,

1206, 1224, 1233, 1238.
Saltmarket. Sec Walkergait.
School (Common Scowll), 1235.
Schoolhouse Wynd. See Grammar School

Wynd.
Scotstoun, 996, 999, 1001.
South Port. See Port.
Sowthbrakenrig. See Bracanrig.
Stablegreen, 1037, 1135, 1139, 1159, 1171,

1222, 1318.
Stinkand Vennel, 991-2.
Stobcors, 1037.

Stobo, manse of rector of, 1011.
Stockwell (Stock wellgait), 1054, 1087, 1107,

1164.
east side, 1128, 1166, 1169-70, 1176,

1200, 1204.

west side, 1128.

Stratoune, 1030.

Tarbart Castle, 1035.

Temple lands, 1013.

Toftis 1044.

Tolbooth, 993, 1104, 1134, 1213, 1260.

152

INDEX OF PLACES.

Torphichen. See St. John.

Townhead, 1158, 1.318.

Trongait anil Street of St. Teno, 1175, 1206,

1233.
north side, 1051-2, 1058, 1063, 1081,

1088, 1091, 1117, 1166, 1192, 1257.

south side, 984, 1092, 1108, 1115, 1126-7,

1162, 1-226.
Twa Crosses. See Crosses.

Vennel, north side of Gallowgait, 1083,

1149.
to Deanside well, and on east side of

Deanside, 1061, 1070, 1079, 1234, 1238.

from east side of High Street, 991-2.

to the hurn of Malindinor, 1233.

See also Lones ; Blackfriars Wynd ; Gram-
mar School Wynd ; Greyfriars Vennel ;
Schoolhouse Wynd ; Lridgegait.

Vicars of the Choir, lands and annuals he-
longing to, 1065, 1071 2, 1075, 1194-5, 1206,
1261, 1269, 1271 ; yards of, 1158, 1318.

Walkergait (street from the Market Cross to
the Nether Barresyet or South Port), 1279.

east side, 981-2, 989, 1059, 1067, 1089,

1102, 1111, 1119, 1134, 1147, 1195, 1221,
1227-8, 1231, 1242, 1278, 1284.

west side, 988, 1060, 1090, 1102, 1125,

1129, 1146, 1196, 1201, 1215-6, 1242, 1249,

1249, 1251, 1285, 1312.
Well. See Deanside.

Whithorn (Quhitehome), regality of, 1014-9.
Wigtoun, shire of, 1049.
Windehill, 1043-4.
Wyndhead. Sec Drygait ; High Street.

Yoker, 1168.

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159 John Fyfe, 7 West George Street, Glasgow.

160 John Garroway, 694 Duke Street, Glasgow.

161 James Adam Gavin, 22 Waverley Park, Shawlands.

162 J. Leiper Gremmell, Writer, 162 St. Vincent Street, Glasgow.

163 Robert Gourlay, Manager, Bank of Scotland, Glasgow.

259 A. J. & A. Graham, Writers, 198 West George Street, Glasgow.,

164 Daniel Graham, 41 West George Street, Glasgow.

165 The Rev. Alexander Thomson Grant, The Rectory, Leven, Fife.

166 George Gray, Town Clerk, Rutherglen.

167 Andrew Greig, 36 Belmont Gardens, Billhead, Glasgow.

168 Robert Guy, Writer, 120 West Regent Street, Glasgow.

272 James Hall, 169 George Street, Glasgow.

260 Rev. A. W. Cornelius Hallen, Parsonage, Alloa.

169 Donald Hamilton, 313 Crown Street, Glasgow.

170 R. K. Higginbotham, 69 Queen Street, Glasgow.

171 Daniel Hill, Writer, 138 West Regent Street, Glasgow.

172 William H. Hill, LL.D., Barlanark, Shettleston.

173 George B. Hoggan, Writer, 194 Ingram Street, Glasgow.

174 Thomas Hunter, W.S., Town Clerk, Edinburgh.

175 Alfred A. Hurry, Writer, 130 Bath Street, Glasgow.

176 Alexander Johnston, Writer, 150 St. Vincent Street, Glasgow.

177 David Johnston, Writer, 160 West George Street, Glasgow.

178 William Johnstone, B.L., Writer, City Chambers, Glasgow.

179 Sir James King, Bart., LL.D., 115 Wellington Street, Glasgow.

180 William Lucas, Writer, 140 Hope Street, Glasgow.

181 William L. Lucas, 140 Hope Street, Glasgow.

182 D. MacBrayne, Jun., Royal Exchange, Glasgow.

183 M*Clure, Naismith, Brodie & Co., Writers, 77 St. Vincent Street, Glasgow.

184 A. B. McDonald, M. Inst. C.K, City Engineer, Glasgow.

185 Peter McDonald, 4 Carlton Place, Glasgow

186 B. B. Macgeorge, Writer, 24 George Square, Glasgow.

187 Alexander M*Grigor, Writer, 172 St. Vincent Street, Glasgow.
270 E. H. Macharg, 69 Buchanan Street^ Glasgow.

156 LIST OF SUBSCRIBERS.

265 P. M. Macintyre, Advocate, 12 India Street, Edinburgh.

188 James J. MacLehose, Publisher, 61 St. Vincent Street, Glasgow.

189 James M*Lennan, 40, 42 St. Andrew Street, Glasgow.

190 MacLeod & MacLeod, Writers, 175 St. Vincent Street, Glasgow.

191 The Rev. Walter MacLeod, 112 Thirlstane Road, Edinburgh.

192 John McNeill, 41 Hope Street, Glasgow.

193 Stewart M*Nicoll, Writer, 83 West Regent Street, Glasgow.

194 James Mann, 4 University Gardens, Glasgow.

195 David W. Marwick, LL.B., W.S., 18 Heriot Row, Edinburgh.

196 Sir James D. Marwick, LL.D., Town Clerk of Glasgow.

197 Sir John Stiriing-Maxwell, Bart., M.P., Pollok House, Pollokshaws.

198 William Tait Meikle, 21 Wellington Street, Glasgow.

199 William Melven, M.A., 32 Gibson Street, Hillhead, Glasgow.

200 A. S. Michie, Royal Bank of Scotland, Glasgow.

201 Millar & Bryce, Searchers of Records, Edinburgh.

202 J. 0. Mitchell, LL.D., 69 East Howard Street, Glasgow.

203 James Moir, Professor of Conveyancing in Glasgow University, Glasgow.

204 James Muir, C.A., 149 West George Street, Glasgow.
205-206 David Murray, LL.D., Writer, Glasgow.

207 George Neilson, F.S.A. Scot., 34 Granby Terrace, Glasgow.

208 James Nelson, Writer, 35 Bath Street, Glasgow.

209 James Ness, LL.B., Writer, 157 St. Vincent Street, Glasgow.

210 Samuel Nicol, Printer, 13 Dundas Street, Glasgow.

211 John F. Orr, Writer, 88 St. Vincent Street, Glasgow.

212 John Paterson, 52 St. Enoch Square, Glasgow.

213 A. Y. Peattie, Writer, 175 Hope Street, Glasgow.

214 James Pro van, 40 West Nile Street, Glasgow.

215 R Ker Ramsey, Hoi burn, Dumbreck.

216 James A. Reid, Writer, 172 St. Vincent Street, Glasgow.

217 James Robb, 8 Carlton Place, Glasgow.

218 James D. Roberton, 1 Park Terrace, East, Glasgow.

219 John Stewart Roberton, Writer, 176 St. Vincent Street, Glasgow.

220 David Robertson, 12 Windsor Circus, Kelvinside, Glasgow.

280 Charles Romanes, Ardenlea, Cluny Gardens, Momingside, Edinburgh.

221 Robert Scott, 115 Wellington Street, Glasgow.

222 John G. Sharp, 74 Buchanan Street, Glasgow.

223 George Smellio, Measurer, 167 St. Vincent Street, Glasgow.

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224 Andrew Smith, of Birkhill, Broompark, Lanark.

225 J. Guthrie Smith, Writer, 54 West Nile Street, Glasgow.

226 William Kidd Smith, Writer, 11 West Regent Street, Glasgow.

227 Robert Soriey, The Firs, Partickhill.

228 Thomas Stark, Writer, 180 West Regent Street, Glasgow.

229 William Stevenson, 13 Carlton Place, Glasgow.

230 James Stewart, Writer, 170 Hope Street, Glasgow.

231 James Stewart, Writer, 4 Parliamentary Road, Glasgow.

232 Thomas Stout, Writer, 178 St. Vincent Street, Glasgow.

233 William Strang, Writer, 103 West Regent Street, Glasgow.

234 James Tait, 216 Dalmarnock Road, Glasgow.

235 Kenneth Thomson, 11 Royal Crescent, Crosshill, Glasgow.

237 John Turnbull, Writer, 50 West Regent Street, Glasgow.

238 James Waddell, 419 Gallowgate, Glasgow.

239 Duncan Watson, 152 Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow.

240 John Watson, Writer, 24 St. Vincent Place, Glasgow.

242 Robert Westlands, 4 Dixon Street, Glasgow.

243 John Whyte, Master of Works, City Chambers, Glasgow.

244 David Wilson, The Clydesdale Bank, Glasgow.

245 Alexander Wood, Thomly, Saltcoats.

246 John Wordie, 49 West Nile Street, Glasgow.

247 George B. Young, Writer, 45 West George Street, Glasgow.

248 John Young, General Manager, Corporation Tramways, Glasgow.

249 T. C. Young, Writer, 93 West Regent Street, Glasgow.

Libraries.

281 University of Aberdeen.

250 The Institute of Accountants and Actuaries in Glasgow.

251 Baillie's Institution Free Library, Glasgow.
264 Edinburgh Public Library.

276 General Register House, Edinburgh.

252 The Lyon OflSce Library, Edinburgh.

253 The Mitchell Library, Glasgow.

254 Philosophical Society of Glasgow.

255 Faculty of Physicians and Surgeons, Glasgow.

256 Faculty of Procurators, Glasgow.

258 Stirling's and Glasgow Public Library, 48 Miller Street, Glasgow.

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